Easy hazelnut cookies are solid this time of year! With a delicate nut flavor with sugar sprinkled on top it will become your new holiday tradition.

Have you ever made plain or chocolate hazelnut cookies? If not they are a night nutty treat that is sweet and a flavor that to us reminds us of fall and the holidays coming up. There are a few things we make from scratch each year. It is always fun to make something new each year and have a holiday baking day together! (affiliate links present)

Hazelnut Cookies

We love thin crisp cookies and these are solid with a cup of coffee or hot chocolate. Kids can help bake these as they love baking, at least mine do, and we are sure they will love the flavor too.

You can buy bagged or this is how to roast hazelnuts
Coconut oil
Oat flour
Pure maple syrup
Honey

Don't these look fun….and something different your family or guests may have never tried before?!! If you've never had anything hazelnut it's an good Fall flavor, well you can eat them year round but they remind us of Fall and the holidays approaching!

Easy Christmas cookie recipes are our style. They are so yummy and it is fun to find a new recipe to bake each year we think. We always make the traditional ones that remind us of our Grandma but we also like finding something new to incorporate into our cookie days to see if we want to continue it for years to come.

Hazelnut Biscuits

Creating Christmas tree cookies tins full of different treats and bringing one for each family when you're getting together for the holidays can be fun!

Everyone usually has such a variety and a few stories that go with the treats inside. You can share the memories and snack on sweets together….love that. After you've made our hazelnut cookies you should try our crinkle cookies recipe too in Christmas colors!

Our egg nog cookie cups and egg nog cake are fun holiday desserts.
Then try this oreo Grinch dessert that is a no bake option.

Homemade gingerbread dough can be shaped into all sorts of things like men or houses.

Hazelnut Dessert

Grind your hazelnuts into a fine texture. Combine your hazelnut “flour”, baking powder, oat flour, and 2 tbsp of sugar in one bowl. In another bowl melt your coconut oil and then add other liquid ingredients.

Pour wet ingredients into dry ones and mix well.
Lay a piece of saran wrap down and put dough in the center.
Wrap it up and put it in the fridge to firm for 30-60 min.
Preheat oven to 325 degrees
Remove saran wrap and put between two pcs of parchment paper and roll out until it's about 1/4″ thick.
Use cookie cutters if desired or cut with a pizza cutter (works well) into pcs that are the same size so they cook evenly.
Place on cookie sheet with parchment paper underneath and sprinkle tops with sugar.
Bake for 13 minutes, remove even though they won't look done.
Leave them on the sheet to solidify more so they are crispy like our Cinnamon Biscuits

Hazelnut Cookies

By Easy hazelnut cookies are solid this time of year! With a delicate nut flavor with sugar sprinkled on top it will become your new holiday tradition. Prep: 15 minutes minsCook: 14 minutes minsTotal: 29 minutes minsServings: 12 Save Recipe Saved! Pin Recipe Comment Print Recipe

Ingredients

1 1/2 c ground hazelnuts
1/2 tsp baking powder
4 tbsp sugar 2 tbsp for topping
1 tbsp coconut oil
1 tbsp honey
2 tbsp oat flour
3 tbsp pure maple syrup
1 tsp vanilla

Instructions

Grind your hazelnuts into a fine texture.
Combine your hazelnut “flour”, baking powder, oat flour, and 2 tbsp of sugar in one bowl.
In another bowl melt your coconut oil and then add other liquid ingredients.
Pour wet ingredients into dry ones and mix well.
Lay a piece of saran wrap down and put dough in the center.
Wrap it up and put it in the fridge to firm for 30-60 min.
Preheat oven to 325 degrees
Remove saran wrap and put between two pcs of parchment paper and roll out until it's about 1/4″ thick.
Use cookie cutters if desired or cut with a pizza cutter (works well) into pcs that are the same size so they cook evenly.
Place on cookie sheet with parchment paper underneath and sprinkle tops with sugar.
Bake for 13 minutes, remove even though they won't look done.
Leave them on the cookie sheet to continue cooking after taking them out of the oven.
Once cool, enjoy