Snack & AppetizersSavory Parmigiano CookiesJust a handful of everyday ingredients for these Savory Parmigiano Cookies: you'll be amazed at how good this Christmas appetizer is.Difficulty EasyPreparation 5 minutesCooking 15 minutesServings for 4 people Send × Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest Save PrintThe arrival of the holidays often sets off Christmas lunch panic: finding quick, simple recipes that everyone likes can seem complicated, especially if you haven’t yet tried these Savory Parmigiano Cookies. Perfect to serve as an appetizer, even on a buffet, their bold flavor pairs perfectly with mild ingredients such as cooked ham.Just a few ingredients are enough for the Savory Parmigiano Cookies recipe, which in a way really do look like savory cookies. Get the basics, such as flour, butter and eggs, add some grated Parmigiano and a little parsley, and you’re done.Among other easy Christmas appetizers there are the Cheese and Herb Christmas Trees, the Puff Pastry Christmas Tree and the beautiful Tea Sandwich Christmas Trees.Ingredients for 4 people150 g of All Purpose Flour1/2 packet of Instant Yeast for Savory Tarts50 g of Parmesan Cheese grated1 Eggs80 g of Butter1 pinch of Salt1 pinch of Black Pepper1 tablespoon of Parsley choppedCopy Ingredients ListOpen in AppMethodTo make the Savory Parmigiano Cookies, mix the flour, leavening, grated cheese, a generous grinding of pepper and the chopped parsley in a bowl.Then add the egg and the butter, softened but not melted, and knead with your hands to get a fairly smooth dough with a texture similar to shortcrust pastry.Pinch off portions of dough with your hands and shape them into balls. Place them on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and press lightly to flatten them.Bake the savory cheese cookies at 180 °C (350 °F) in a convection oven for 15 minutes, then let them cool and serve. Finally, remember to download our App with exclusive content and fewer ads!Variations and AlternativesYou can replace the parsley with other fresh or dried herbs of your choice. Oregano stripped from its stems is perfect for this, and so is thyme. If you’d like a richer version, add some coarsely chopped nuts or sun-dried tomatoes in oil to the dough: you’ll taste how good it is.TipsYou can also make the Savory Parmigiano Cookies a couple of days ahead: they’ll still stay crisp.StorageSavory Parmigiano Cookies keep in a tin for 3-4 days.Comments ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ × 5 / 5 You need to enable JavaScript to vote Cancel reply Leave a comment