Everyone has two minutes, even on Erev Pesach. That’s why Esty came up with the perfect way to spend those two minutes—making these adorable macaroon thumbprint cookies. All you need is store-bought macaroons, a measuring spoon, and the filling of your choice! Couldn’t be simpler. https://www.kosher.com/shows/video/276/no-bake-macaroon-thumbprint-cookies
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