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All-The-Seeds Hamantaschen

This version of the classic triangular cookies, typically eaten to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Purim, is filled with a salty-sweet, crunchy, and chewy filling of seeds set in caramelized honey. 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.

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