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Kurabiyes

by Linda Capeloto Sendowski on January 21, 2011

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Courabies, Kourabiedes, Kurabiyes, is a rich nut cookie adopted by the Sephardim from the Greeks.  It is made with almonds or walnuts, then rolled in powdered sugar, and served with Turkish coffee or tea.

My great auntie, Amelia Touriel Notrica, [click to continue…]

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