In Chihuahua, sometimes they call them "Mexican wedding cookies," sometimes they call them "polvorones." Regardless of the name, it's that cookie that just crumbles in your mouth. You just find ...

We've rounded up 19 delicious Latin-inspired recipes, from Mexican polvorones to Peruvian alfajores, all of which are sure to disappear quickly. Take your pick and get baking!

Mexican wedding cookies are known for their ... For example, they're also dubbed polvorones (which means dusting, in this ...

Starting to plan your Cinco de Mayo menu? Chances are you’ll start with the savory dishes, but that doesn’t mean dessert needs to take a backseat. With these Latin American-inspired desserts ...

Polvorones: These Mexican “shortbread” cookies often come in large round discs brushed with a shower of sugar in a variety of colors — pink, white, brown (a warning to chocolate lovers ...

Get the Champurrado recipe. Similar to a snowball cookie, polvorones are often called Mexican wedding cookies, though where that name came from is a bit unclear. What is crystal clear is that they ...

The name "polvorones" comes from the Spanish word ... Adapted from "Pati's Mexican Table: The Secrets of Real Mexican Home Cooking," by Pati Jinich (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2013).

This family owned and operated bakery is run with 30 years of experience and a specialization in Mexican sweet breads like conchas, cochinitos, mantecadas, galletas and polvorones (85 cents).

Taco the Town is here to highlight some of the more unusual Mexican finds in the valley. ¿Como se dice?: You probably know polvorones as "Mexican wedding cookies," but nobody in Mexico is going ...

It took me a while to realise that Mexican wedding cookies are what I love and know as polvorones. They are one of Mexico’s most popular treats, consumed on an everyday basis and found in just a ...