Snowball Cookies Without Nuts (Milky Arabic Cookies)

[@nectariad6164]

They are called kourabiedes in Greece 🇬🇷 and always with the crushed nuts

[@elmundoeats]

Nice 👍! Somebody told me it’s crushed almonds. Or can they be with any nuts?

[@MichR.]

Nectaria you took the words right out of my mouth! My Greek Grandma always made them ; Almonds only Regards from Germany 🇩🇪 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@elmundoeats]

@@MichR. ahhh ok almonds only. That’s good to know 👍😄.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Look forward to watching it later. Thanks for this wonderful video.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Biskut makmur is definitely one of my fav Raya cookies, it melts in my mouth.

[@elmundoeats]

Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, one of our favorite too! 😍

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@elmundoeats Wonderful. I'm sure u know that if u used ghee, d cookie will be so soft n even melt in your mouth. 😀

[@elmundoeats]

@@Yasin_Affandi Yes, I’ve used both and you know what, they’re equally soft. Here I use butter because ghee is not easy to find. 😊

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@elmundoeats Sounds wonderful, crunchier cookies I guess, definitely delicious. 😀

[@sunshineseaandvitamind8620]

You can make your own ghee, it is very easy. Thanks for this recipe, I will try it. Can you give the accurate scale measurements please?

[@elmundoeats]

Oh yea? I actually never tried. Let me know if you try it. We Love these cookies! You can change the ingredients measurements to metric on the recipe card in our website. Link for the recipe is in the description box.

[@timeless131]

Yes we put. It’s too but I can’t we have someone with nut allergy but I’m sure the almonds would taste yummy

[@Tulips77755]

I love how your recipes are easy to make and your videos are not long❤❤❤❤❤

[@roxypreciosa1416]

Una receta sencillita, me gusta la idea para regalar. ¡Las tengo que preparar!

[@elmundoeats]

Estan ideales para regalar, si es que no te tientas y los pruebas, ahí ya no se si llega alguna 😅

[@renar11d11]

Ooh my favorite cookie. Made them at Christmas. Will try this recipe for sure 😊!😊

[@elmundoeats]

Yes! These are perfect for Christmas. And this coming Easter 🐣🤤.

[@Adri-ot6rh]

Hola Bea!!! Que ricas galletitas 😋💯te atraparon comiendo casi te ahogas 🙈

[@elmundoeats]

Hola Adri! 😂 viste ya no se puede ni probar tranquila 🤣

[@Adri-ot6rh]

@@elmundoeats sii que bárbara Bea, Saludos amiga, que estés bien 🙏

[@ledzepgirlnmful]

Here, in the States, this type of cookie is known as either Mexican Wedding Cookies (though, these usually have pecans, sometimes walnuts), and also are known as Russian Tea Cakes !! I'm from NM (New Mexico) and we've been known to make these with Piñon (pine nuts) the Piñon Tree is our States Official Tree ! These cookies don't contain any milk. Just butter, flour, nuts, and powdered or icing sugar.

[@elmundoeats]

Yes, these cookies have different names based on the country and there’s always a different take to it. But no matter, what we all can say is, they’re so delicious 🤤😁!

[@mesmarly]

it's called kahk in Egypt we make it in Eid elfiter. sometimes we make it with nuts or stuffed with Turkish delight

[@elmundoeats]

That’s nice to know! In Malaysia we have another version with stuffed crushed peanuts called Biskut Makmur.

[@chaimaeb]

in Morocco we make them the same way but with crushed toasted nuts (peanut/almond) *and another version nut free but replacing the powedered milk with spreadable processed cheese (less traditionnal way), it gives it some saltiness that is a good contrast to the powdered sugar (the sweetness comes only from the top coat of sugar no sugar inside the dough)

[@elmundoeats]

That sound so delicious, what is it called in Morocco? The other version also sound so good, is it like cream cheese? Very interesting, thanks for sharing 🥰

[@alejandrabernal4410]

Se puede usar “harina” de avena o alguna otra que no tenga gluten? Gracias

[@elmundoeats]

Hola, no lo he probado. Si haces la prueba, dime que tal salen. Un saludo!

[@georgiaskoulaki8263]

It's like kourabiedes in Greece, we put inside almonds!!😋😋😋🇬🇷🌹🌹

[@elmundoeats]

Awesome! Sounds delicious 😋❤️!

[@herimoekti8046]

Hi...Apa Kabar... in Indonesia there are cookies that are similar to what you make, the name is Kue Salju or Snow Cookies ,usually always available on Eid al-Fitr (the big day of Muslim)...

[@elmundoeats]

Hi! Khabar baik! Salju = snow. The name is spot on. Yes, these cookies are famous in Malaysia also during Ramadan/Aidilfitri.

[@roseannvicta8988]

I baked this every Christmas with walnuts for about 50 yrs now but powdered milk was not one of the ingredients. Also without nuts, you can stuff chocolate chips or pieces of any preserved fruit like apricot, dates cherries etc. We call it Mexican wedding cake or Russian tea cakes. It tastes like short bread cookies

[@theleftysjournal8781]

Ni kalau gunakan ghee lagi sedap kan😋😋😋. Boleh ni utk kueh raya ni ❤

[@elmundoeats]

Buat la untuk raya, memang sedap! Kalau guna ghee kena test kurangkan sikit amount nye, supaya doh tak lembik.

[@ainathirah2983]

Yes, in Malaysia we call this biskut arab or suji (tbh idk what’s the difference between these two😂)

[@elmundoeats]

Yes, biskut Arab susu 👏. I think the different is biskut suji uses tepung suji. But they are both from the same origin. And delicious 🤤!

[@elizabethbarlow3714]

I was looking for a nut free recipe and just found your channel. However, watching the video I see you don’t add any sugar to the dough??? And only roll them in sugar

[@elmundoeats]

Hi! The sweetness comes from the double sugar coatings on the balls. No sugar in the dough. Hope you try them, they’re great!

[@ailynailyn167]

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[@elmundoeats]

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[@ailynailyn167]

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