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All-The-Seeds Hamantaschen

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Photo of Hamantaschen made with mixed seeds
Photo by Joseph De Leo, Food Styling by Anna Stockwell

These hamantaschen are filled with a celebration of seeds set in chewy-soft caramelized honey. While poppy is traditional, we threw in sesame, sunflower, and pumpkin as well for variety and crunch. Be sure to work quickly when forming the filling into balls: It will firm up as it cools, but soften again when you bake the cookies. Note that this recipe uses butter, which may make it unsuitable for some kosher Purim celebrations.

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