Baking this week from Dorie’s Cookies are these baked version of haystacks. I have made no-bake version before but not cooked. These haystacks include eggs, agave nectar, salt, sweetened coconut, pecans, raisins, cornflakes and milk chocolate. These turned out a bit crunchy and chewy. I am treating my co-workers to these haystacks this week. I…
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Laurent’s Slow-Roasted Spiced Pineapple
Tuesdays with Dorie Baking Chez Moi I made Laurent’s Slow-Roasted Spiced Pineapple for my book club. I tried it warm out of the oven but served it cold, I prefer it cold. The spices I chose to use were allspice, cloves, star anise, coriander, cinnamon stick and the vanilla bean. I used orange marmalade for my…
Lemon Sugar Cookies
Tuesdays with Dorie I am so thankful that Katje Sabin shared this recipe with Dorie. My family and I decided this was the best sugar cookie. These were bursting with lemon flavor with the addition of lemon zest and lemon juice. I have a one teaspoon cookie scoop which allowed me to make the full…
Lemon Meringue Tart A New Way
Tuesdays with Dorie Baking Chez Moi. Looks perfect but looks can be deceiving. This week’s challenge, lemon meringue tart a new way. This new way did not work for me. The sweet cream tart dough came out perfect as always but the filling did not set up. The lemon filling is comprised of fresh squeezed…
Anzac Biscuits
Anzac biscuit? What? This is a cookie I have not heard of before. Per Dorie, “Anzac is an acronym for Australia and New Zealand Army Corps, which was created during World War I, and because of its antipodal origins, it’s known as a biscuit rather than a cookie”. I also read our very own food…
Black-and -White Marbled Madeleines
Tuesdays with Dorie Baking Chez Moi My first madeleine and I liked it. These are a vanilla and chocolate madeleine. I opted for the bull’s eye effect as Dorie calls it by not swirling the chocolate. Surprisingly my husband did not really like these. I think he is just not a fan of madeleines in…
Pithiviers
Tuesdays with Dorie Baking Chez Moi. I voted for this one since I knew my father-in-law would love it. He likes desserts made with prunes (prune danish, cookies with prune filling, etc). Pithiviers are named after a city in the north of France and include puff pastry, prune jam and almond cream. This dessert requires…
"Corked" Breton Galettes
Tuesdays with Dorie I voted for this cookie as I knew my jam loving, sweet husband would enjoy them. Galettes are a plain butter cookie. My first batch I baked the recommended time of 18 minutes and I think I over baked them. I used a wooden dowel about the size of a cork and…
Nun’s Beignets
My husband and I have definite division of labor in the kitchen and one of his jobs is frying. So today’s Nun’s Beignets had his name written all over it. Described as “wonderfully crisp on the outside and soft and eggy on the inside” perfectly fits this beignet recipe. We loved having donuts for breakfast…
Valentine’s Day Share-A-Heart
Dorie suggests making two large hearts from this recipe but since I was not having a party and feared my son would eat the whole thing, I made several smaller hearts. I used a three to three and a half inch cookie cutter and got a total of 20 hearts. I really liked the instructions…
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