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Zimtsterne, or Cinnamon Stars, OK, we all have our favorites, but I think zimtsterne is really a gluten free Once I made the mistake of using powdered sugar instead of granulated, and had to add tapioca flour because it was way to sticky to work with. But it was so good I would do it again. Zimtsterne are traditional Christmas cookies from Switzerland, where they are often used as Christmas tree ornaments. If you want to try it, be sure to pierce a small hole in the top before baking. But these flourless cookies are way too good to wait for Christmas. Even if you don’t celebrate Christmas, this gluten free sugar cookie recipe can be used for any occasion. I just change the spices and flavorings, and cut them in whatever shape I want. You can decorate them anyway you like. Just don’t tell the purists...
I make zimtsterne any time of the year. Instead of stars I make moons or discs, or sometimes I make short work of it and just cut them into rectangles on the baking parchment. Easy and quick. And delicious. Ingredient Tip:Try replacing the Kirsch with your favorite liqueur or flavoring, such as vanilla, Frangelico (hazelnut flavor), or Kahlua (coffee flavor). You can also vary the spices, using nutmeg, cloves, and/or allspice. Return from Zimtsterne Recipe to Gluten Free Christmas Cookies Return to Gluten Free Cookie Recipes Return from Zimtsterne Recipe to GF Around The World Home
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