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6
Easy
25 min
Published 2000
These crisp, wafer-thin cookies are common currency in the Jewish community of Curaçao in the Dutch West Indies—crunchy, not overly sweet flatcakes dispensed at holiday dinners, brought to sick friends as a get-well wish, or served with hot chocolate after a brith (circumcision ceremony). The cookies are remarkable in their lack of fat: they contain no butter, oil, or shortening. So the 3 eggs used in the batter don’t unduly tip the scale in fat grams. This recipe was inspired by the panlev