What are Springerle Molds | Cookies

[@pamwhittemore3476]

My Mother in-law was of German descent, and she used to make these cookies at Christmas time with her mothers or Grandmothers molds. They did taste like licorice! I love licorice, so I thought they were great!

[@cabincrafts2239]

It's funny, people either love licorice or hate it! But you can use other flavorings if you don't like anise.

[@nims1939]

You are just as informative as Justine and Ron's channels! I just love all the history and background you give to all your crafts and little lesson on an objects. ❤

[@cabincrafts2239]

Thank you! I appreciate your watching my videos!

[@melissairvan2838]

Just watched on Restoration road on discovery+ your cabins history!! So very cool that you saved this old cabin! Love this channel even more after watching your love for history and it's preservation.

[@cabincrafts2239]

Thank you Melissa! If you want to see how I redecorated the cabin (they staged it with their decor for the show) go to airbnb.com/h/sassafrascreekcabin

[@melissairvan2838]

@@cabincrafts2239 I'll do that! Crazy how I found you through Justine and Ron, then again through discovery +!! Makes me want to visit y'all even more! Hope you all keep up the great work to bring history alive!

[@cabincrafts2239]

@@melissairvan2838 Thank you!

[@femalism1715]

Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were responsible for popularizing a lot of German a lot of Christmas customs. There is a shortbread version of royal family Springerle cookies made with similar molds that are still served today. Thank you for the fascinating video! 'Kitchen' crafting is the BEST!!

[@cabincrafts2239]

That's fascinating! Thanks for sharing!

[@debrapate5046]

The video was so interesting. I had never heard of these cookies. The molds are beautiful. I love all the history that you bring into your videos. You are awesome! Love your channel.

[@cabincrafts2239]

Thank you so much Debra! I appreciate it!

[@deborahyates1706]

I'm learning so much from your videos ... I ❤ the crafts and especially the history. Thank you!

[@cabincrafts2239]

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@lorriephillips653]

I'm so thankful for Ron and Justine introducing me to you and your channel. I love everything you do Kandye!

[@cabincrafts2239]

Thank you Lorrie! Appreciate it!

[@HosiePosie13]

Kandye, I want us to be best friends and just sit and talk about history and do crafts all day! Your channel is wonderful and I really love your videos! I’m here from Ron and Justine’s channels ❤ Merry Christmas to you from Florida!

[@cabincrafts2239]

Thank you! I appreciate that very much!

[@magdamienie3117]

Hello Kandye. I love ❤ you channel. Can you please use the zoom in on you camera to show a closeup of what you show us??? Your crafts are amazing and informative. I'm from South Africa and I'm hooked on your channel. Keep up the good work 👏

[@cabincrafts2239]

Thank you, I'm at the mercy of who's filming. Ron tries to do close ups but hubby doesn't know how to without making people sick, lol!

[@maryellengoode1489]

The molds are beautiful! Thank you!

[@cabincrafts2239]

Welcome!

[@LWYOffGridHomestead]

They are very cool...I've never heard of them...they look good hanging on the wall

[@cabincrafts2239]

I have several hanging on my kitchen wall. I love them!

[@Cherie_runs707]

My husband is German and his mother taught me how to make these. I make them every Christmas.

[@cabincrafts2239]

That's wonderful!

[@spinningjinn]

I love springerle cookies! I have my mother's rolling pin and use it every Christmas. My brothers always request them, for Christmas and for birthdays. Thanks for sharing! I also use the flat ones to cast paper pulp and make greeting cards with the casts.

[@cabincrafts2239]

Thanks for watching!

[@kathysnavely1802]

Thank you for sharing. What an absolutely wonderful thoughtful gift. God Bless!

[@cabincrafts2239]

You're welcome!

[@pauletteispassingiton943]

Love your channel..from Southern California

[@charolettevineis4673]

I discovered these lovely cookies in the Victoria magazine years ago...I have absolutely no German in my family, nor does my husband, but I love to make them 🙂 I have found many molds in thrift stores over the years, even an antique hand carved one for .75! I make Pryanika (my husband is Ukrainian)with them also.

[@cabincrafts2239]

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@annabowers6613]

They're so pretty!!! My mom's side of the family is Swiss and there's a really similar cookie called Anisbrotli in Swiss cooking! I don't like Anise but I looooove the molds!

[@cabincrafts2239]

You can use other flavorings such as orange or lemon if you don't like anise.

[@Wanda6308]

This looks interesting, I will have to check it out.

[@aimee2234]

Cool! Thanks, Kandye... I love the bunny of course. Be blessed! xoxo

[@nancybyrnes3957]

My grandmother was born in Missouri but her parents immigrated from Germany. She moved from Missouri probably in her 20s so when I was a little girl would visit her at Christmas and she made springerle cookies every year but used a special rolling pin and then cut them into squares to dry before baking. Love your channel and Merry Christmas 🎄.

[@cabincrafts2239]

Thank you and Merry Christmas to you!

[@sharonlalli1414]

I too have the rolling pin. It was my grandmothers. I have never used it. I also have all of her rolling pins and have them on display in my kitchen.

[@aimeemaillet5713]

How very interesting Kandye! I've always been interested in these molds, always found them quite artistic & fascinating! I'll be "window shopping" at your website! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge!

[@cabincrafts2239]

You're very welcome Aimee! Thanks for watching!

[@_Shonda_]

Ohhhh, I need some of these!

[@cabincrafts2239]

They're on my website: www.scoshoppe.com

[@WaiferThyme]

I love making scottish shortbreads at Christmas, i wonder if these beautiful moulds would work with that.,

[@cabincrafts2239]

Shortbread is one of the recipes in the booklet, so I imagine so!

[@WaiferThyme]

@@cabincrafts2239 awesome!

[@vickychaotic1602]

How interesting! I'm from Germany but I have never heard of Springerle before. That's probably because I'm from northern Germany, and Springerle are a southern German tradition. Kind of funny that I get to know my home country's traditions through an American channel... 😅

[@cabincrafts2239]

The folks that live in my area emigrated from the Palatinate region of Germany and a large Saxon Lutheran group. Is that Southern Germany?

[@vickychaotic1602]

@@cabincrafts2239 The Palatinate region is indeed Southern or rather South-Western Germany, Saxony is Eastern Germany. But the traditions in Germany might of course have changed since the people emigrated to the US.

[@cabincrafts2239]

@@vickychaotic1602 thank you!

[@richardliles4415]

Thank you.

[@cabincrafts2239]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@Kirt-Davis]

Awesome! Anyone want to make me shortbread cookies, they'll be my favorite person for the rest of the year.....

[@pbrn1729]

Justine should get the donkey mold🤩

[@cabincrafts2239]

She's been eyeballin' it!

[@xc5gensttsn3egcx57]

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