Swedish gingerbread cookies

This traditional Swedish Pepparkakor Recipe makes deliciously crisp spice cookies with ginger, cinnamon, cardamom and clove. They're a Scandinavian Christmas tradition and they're absolutely fabulous!

Making Swedish 'pepparkakor' — or gingerbread cookies — is a tradition many Swedish families will do every Christmas. These spiced cookies are an integral part of Swedish Christmas celebrations like advent and Lucia. Bake your own gingerbread cookies with this easy gingerbread recipe. 📷 Image rights: Magnus Carlsson/imagebank.sweden.se This image may not be downloaded or used for any other purpose.​

✨ Get ready to spread some holiday cheer with this Pepperkaker (Norwegian gingerbread cookie) recipe! 🍪🎅 These simple, sweet treats make for the perfect addition to your holiday cookie tray!🍪💫

It’s the beginning of January, and as I write this it is pouring with freezing cold rain outside. Just the sort of weather that warrants a little treat with your morning cuppa, because frankly just…

Look no further, this is the ideal Norwegian pepperkaker (gingerbread) recipe. The spices are pronounced & the dough is super pliable and easy to work with.

We don't have to update the 17th century health advice right now, do we?

Pepparkakor are delicate, crispy gingerbread cookies that are a beloved Swedish Christmas tradition. A great make-ahead cookie recipe for the holidays!

Swedish Thins or pepparkakor as we call them are a "must have" during Advent and Christmas time. This biscuit has a long history in Sweden and since they are very tasty and easy to eat we also eat them all year around. Read on for recipe, history and fun facts about Swedish Thins.

Making Swedish pepparkakor—or gingerbread cookies—is a holiday tradition in our family. I entered these at the Iowa State Fair and took home a blue ribbon.—Kathleen Olesen, Des Moines, IA