These cookies look like they are more difficult to make than they are and are always a hit at cookie swaps, bake sales or parties. You can use any kind of jam, lemon curd or confectioners sugar icing for the filling.
Ingredients:
1 cup of butter at room temperature
Pinch of salt
2 cups of flour
1 cup of chopped nuts ( I use pecans or almonds)
3/4 cup of your favorite jam (strawberry & raspberry work well)
Directions:

















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I’ve always loved thumbprint cookies one year I hired my sister to make a lot of these for me because I worked for my holiday cookies for the house.
Those look really yummy. I’ll have to give them a try. Thanks so much for the recipe!
Suger icing filling sounds good to me
I LOVE making these cookies. YUM!
Yummy! Would love to try these.
OMG we used to do these is home ec class! I didn’t have a recipe, seriously thank you so much!!
Thumbprint cookies are such a classic!
Yum these look delicious. We got a jam basket for Xmas would be a great way to use some of it up!
Nummy! These are one of my favorites to enjoy with a good cup of coffee. Thanks for sharing your recipe!
Ooh those sound yummy!
my husband loves these cookies but I had no idea how to make them. Your recipe sounds super easy (a huge plus for someone like me), will definitely be trying this out this weekend.
Yum! I love thumbprint cookies. Those look delicious!
Oh, yum! I love these cookies! My mother used to make them all the time
Thanks for sharing the recipe!
Oohh those look yummy!
Yum.. sure looks delicious and like a fun and easy treat to make with the kids. Will have to try it this weekend. Thanks for a great idea and recipe
im going to make some,the first batch is mine!
I never knew how these were made. I’m so glad I stumbled across this post.
These are so good. My sister used to make these all the time before she developed a gluten intolerance. Now that you’ve given me the recipe I guess I’ll have to take over.