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Acommon companion to a hot cup of chai in any Kurdish house, qoolicha<br />
cookies come in two main varieties: date and spiced walnut. The date version<br />
resembles a fig netwon though it is much tastier, and the spiced walnut<br />
Qoolicha are sure to be a winner for your family.<br />
Ingredients<br />
Dough:<br />
=3 cups Flour<br />
=1/2 cup Sugar<br />
=2 tsp Baking powder<br />
=1 cup Butter<br />
=2/3 cup Water<br />
=1 Egg<br />
Filling:<br />
=1/2tsp Cardamom<br />
=1/2 tsp Cinnamon<br />
=1/2 tsp Anise<br />
AND<br />
= 1 cup Dates<br />
OR<br />
=1 cup Walnuts<br />
=1/4 cup Sugar<br />
4Start by adding flour, sugar, and baking powder<br />
into a bowl and mixing together. Mix butter and<br />
egg in until you have a crumbly mixture. Add 2/3<br />
cup of water until dough comes together.<br />
Immediately transfer to a floured surface.<br />
4Preheat the oven to 350 and roll out the dough.<br />
For the date cookies, roll the dough into a long<br />
narrow shape and add the dates to the surface of<br />
the dough. For the walnut cookies, roll out the<br />
dough and cut out three inch circles.<br />
4For the date cookies, roll the dough into a log<br />
shape, and cut into 1 & 1/2 inch pieces. For the<br />
walnut cookies, fill the cookie with the nut mixture,<br />
and make sure the mixture is sealed inside<br />
the cookie.<br />
4Bake until browned on the top.