No recipe today- just praise of a candy I usually only get at Christmas- Mozart Kugel. I've loved these since a visit to Austria 20 years ago. I love anything with marzipan in it!
I have a tin and a bag of them...and I'm not going to touch them until Christmas morning.
Nowadays, I can easily get them online from amazon.com, but keeping them for Christmas only makes them special.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Friday, December 12, 2008
YUM!!
Tricolor Cookies and Cherry Shortbread!
I've been looking for a good recipe for Tricolor Cookies (also called Rainbow Cookies) for a long time. The Washington Post had one in their food section this week! Here it is:
http://projects.washingtonpost.com/recipes/2008/12/10/tricolor-cookies/
I made a batch, and I'm going to make more. They're unbelievably good. They remind me of the cookies I used to get at Alfonso's Pastry on Staten Island, New York, when I was a kid!
They're still there:
http://www.cannoliexpress.com/index.php
These cookies are hard to find outside of the New York City area.
My kitchen smelled like Alfonso's shop while I was baking. It was the mixture of marzipan and orange zest that did it.
Found this recipe for Cherry Shortbread in Rachael Ray's Everyday Magazine, December 2008:
http://www.recipezaar.com/Cherry-Shortbread-Cookies-336955
Least likely to screw up! It is hard to ruin shortbread. The cherries are a nice addition. Next time, I might drizzle chocolate on them.
I've been looking for a good recipe for Tricolor Cookies (also called Rainbow Cookies) for a long time. The Washington Post had one in their food section this week! Here it is:
http://projects.washingtonpost.com/recipes/2008/12/10/tricolor-cookies/
I made a batch, and I'm going to make more. They're unbelievably good. They remind me of the cookies I used to get at Alfonso's Pastry on Staten Island, New York, when I was a kid!
They're still there:
http://www.cannoliexpress.com/index.php
These cookies are hard to find outside of the New York City area.
My kitchen smelled like Alfonso's shop while I was baking. It was the mixture of marzipan and orange zest that did it.
Found this recipe for Cherry Shortbread in Rachael Ray's Everyday Magazine, December 2008:
http://www.recipezaar.com/Cherry-Shortbread-Cookies-336955
Least likely to screw up! It is hard to ruin shortbread. The cherries are a nice addition. Next time, I might drizzle chocolate on them.
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