Photo by Aglaia Kremezi
Kourambiedes are delicate melt-in-your-mouth cookies. The old island recipes called for lard, as butter was not a common ingredient of the Mediterranean countries. Today the cookies are prepared exclusively with butter, but the author treasures this old version. View recipe here.
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