This is a catch-up week for me in which I have combined three baking assignments into one. I encountered bakers burn-out just before Christmas so I have missed the last couple of posts but I am up and running now with burners full blaze.
First up Olive Oil and Wine cookies from Baking Chez Moi (page 315). Dorie says these are from the Languedoc-Roussillon region in the south of France, a non-butter region. The cookies are usually made with Muscat de Rivesaltes but I just used what white wine I had on hand. It is an unusual dough that Dorie calls sponge-like. I thought they were a little tricky to roll and keep the dough together. Dorie says they are great with coffee or tea and great for dunking.
Next up World Peace Cookies from Dorie’s Cookies (page 335). I had previously made these from Baking From My Home to Yours, my notes state they were great and they still are, of course I made a new batch.
And finally Breakfast Biscotti from Dorie’s Cookies (page 98). I had previoulsy made these for Cookies and Kindness and you can see my original post here.
Tuesdays with Dorie is an international baking group working our way through Dorie’s cookbooks. To see what others made this week head over to Tuesdays with Dorie.
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Both look delicious! I made the pfefferneusse and so flavorful.
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Your cookies look so delicious! Good to know about the recipe availability.
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Lol on chocolate not being optional…my guys would definitely agree, me not so much. 🙂 Your cookies look wonderful, and wow, you did two kinds.
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Oh your snacklettes are adorable!
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Both your cookies looks great! I got to try the snacklettes!
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Those snacklettes look too good! Both your batches look yummers!
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I have never heard about these cookies but they turned out quite special. Like what you said about the chocolate glaze.
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These look great Diane. I have not had an opportunity to make them but will soon.
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I love that chocolate is never optional for you!!
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lol…I love chocolate too…especially in choc chip cookies 🙂
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wow! You did all that! Congratulations!
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Lots of cookies to love here this post! Love those little biscotti all lined up so perfectly. It satisfies my OCD tendencies. 🙂
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Nice catch up here! Glad to see I was not the only one who had trouble with the wine and olive oil cookies – they were hard to roll!
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nice assortment! i made the world peace cookies from BFMHTY, too….i should redo them for a rewind week.
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Wow, your cookies look great and the olive oil and wine cookies sound very interesting even if challenging. I missed those too now seeing your makes me want to make them.
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What a great trio of cookies! The olive oil and wine cookies are intriguing.
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I know what you mean about post-holidays baker's burn out! It doesn't last long, though, does it? All three of your selections look wonderful and I love how you presented the cookies you brought to work.
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Lovely cookies! I have yet to make the olive oil and wine cookies!
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What tasty treats!! I have yet to make Dorie's world peace cookies—I don't know what's holding me back! That may be my weekend project 🙂
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