Russian tea cakes recipe

This Russian Tea Cakes Recipe creates melt in your mouth buttery cookies that have pecans and are rolled in powdered sugar. A classic holiday cookie to share with everyone you love!

Perfect buttery easy Russian Tea Cakes - this nostalgic recipe is a huge hit and takes just a few simple ingredients!

These Melt-in-Your-Mouth Christmas Cookies, also known as Russian Tea Cakes, are a holiday must-have! With their buttery goodness and delicate texture, they’re perfect for spreading festive cheer at holiday gatherings or cozy family evenings.

This snowball cookie recipe is a Christmas tradition and my favorite cookie! These melt-in-your-mouth buttery pecan shortbread cookies are baked to perfection and rolled in powdered sugar.

Russian Tea Cakes are tender, buttery cookies with a light nutty flavor all covered in powdered sugar! Also called "Snowballs," these cookies are delicious and a wonderful holiday classic!

Russian Tea Cookies are buttery soft, sugar dusted tea cakes that are so EASY to make. Also called Snowball Cookies, these sweet little treats make a delicious little dessert or an afternoon pick-me-up.

Classic, old-fashioned Christmas cookies! Russian tea cakes - also called snowball cookies - are sweet, buttery shortbread cookies dusted in powdered sugar. They're festive and super easy to make.

Russian Tea Cakes are tender and buttery on the inside, studded with crunchy walnuts and rolled in powdered sugar. They dissolve in your mouth and... Read More

There’s no feeling quite as blissful as biting into a Russian Tea Cake. This classic cookie is irresistibly nutty and buttery, but it's the dusting of powdered sugar that makes it so magical—it seems to burst with flavor when you bite into it. If you don’t have powdered sugar all over your face, you’re not doing it right! Russian Tea Cakes are made the world over and called by a variety of names, including Mexican wedding cookies, Austrian kipferin, butterballs and snowballs. Whatever you…

This is the best snowball cookie recipe! My mom's recipe is a family favorite, also called Mexican wedding cakes or Russian Tea Cakes, these can be made with or without nuts added