It’s time to start fantasizing about hamantaschen. These three-cornered cookies, are typically filled with jams, poppy seeds, Nutella, or chocolate ganache. But here at The Nosher, we like to get pretty creative.
Whether you like your cookies classic, or savory, or even rainbow-dyed, there’s a recipe out there for you. Check out our list below, and share your favorites with us by commenting!
New to hamantaschen? Our how-to video is a great place to start. And for more Purim recipes, click here.
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Classic Hamantaschen
New Favorites
Chocolate Chip Cookie Hamantaschen
Guava and Cream Cheese Hamantaschen
Chocolate Hamantaschen (yes this deserves its own category!)
Triple Chocolate Hamantaschen (above)
Hamantaschen with Ganache and Salted Caramel
Decadent Chocolate Hamantaschen
Chocolate Hamantaschen with Irish Creme Filling
Savory Hamantaschen
Pretzel Dog Hamantaschen (yeah, those gorgeous bites above)
Pizza Margarita or Steak & Mushroom Filled Hamantaschen
Wild and Crazy Hamantaschen
Unicorn Hamantaschen (pictured above)
Rice Crispy Treat Hamantaschen
Purim
Pronounced: PUR-im, the Feast of Lots, Origin: Hebrew, a joyous holiday that recounts the saving of the Jews from a threatened massacre during the Persian period.
