Showing posts with label almond cookies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label almond cookies. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Cookies for April Fools

As you already know Spring is not only here, but April is quickly approaching!  Which means a few things are coming up...Easter!! and Tax Day and April Fools Day.  So here's a joke inspired treat for ya!  I think these are awfully cute and clever...but of course I came up with them...so I would.  ;)  Check em out!  My "how would you like your eggs?" cookies.
I just used the sugar cookie recipe out of the Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook for teh cookies and baked them as directed.  Then I whipped up some frosting (you could even use canned).  Separate a little bit of the frosting out to color yellow for the yolks of the eggs.  Then once the cookies are baked and cooled frost them with the white and then a dollop of the yellow.
  They don't have to be uniform at all either....in fact the more realistic the better!  :)  Hehehe  I am still getting a kick out of them!  
Perfect for April Fools Day or really, any day for a joker in your life!  :)

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Nut Cookies (Flour-less)

The few times that my hubby and I have gone to that wonderful Farmers Market in Durham, we've gotten these delicious nutty, chocolaty cookie bars.  So, today I felt like making some cookies that resemble the way those taste.  Here they are....and I think you'll be pleased.  Not only are the gluten free, flour-less cookies, but they are delicious!!  :)

Almond Cookies (Yields about 2 dozen cookies)
1.5 c.  Almonds (or other nuts) *
1 c.  Brown Sugar, packed
1 egg white
1 t. Oil
1/4 c.  Chocolate chips, optional

1.  Put the nuts in a food processor or blender and pulverize like so....they should resemble flour when they are done!  :)
 2.  To the pulverized nuts add the rest of the ingredients, and then process until well blended.
 3.  Lightly grease your baking sheet, and drop by the teaspoonful leaving about 2 inches between each cookie.
 4.  Bake at 325degrees for 8-12 minutes.
 Enjoy!  These would go great with a cold glass of milk!  (So I'm told...)  :)

*For high altitude use an extra 1/4 c. of nuts making it 1.75 c. of nuts.

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