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Tag Archives: cookie
Big batch butterscotch pecan cookies
Chewy cookies that hit all the right flavour notes! A few of you kind people have been asking why I haven’t posted in a little while. I’m excited to tell you that it’s because I’ve been super busy filming new … Continue reading
Posted in baking, cookies
Tagged best cookie ever, butter cookie recipe, butterscotch chips, chewy cookie, cookie, cookie without chocolate chips, delicious cookie recipe, favourite cookie recipe, freezing cookie dough, great cookie recipe, large batch cookie recipe, Paula Roy, pecans, sweet and salty cookie recipe
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Chewy Chai-Spiced Cookies
A grown-up cookie that’s packed with flavour I’ve always loved snickerdoodle-type cookies and can’t believe how many variations of this classic recipe there are out of there. When I thought about creating a new, slightly ‘grown up’ cookie for my … Continue reading
Posted in baking
Tagged allspice, baking, cardamom, chai, chai spices, cinnamon, cookie, cookies, cookies for grownups, ginger, holiday baking, Paula Roy, pepper, snickerdoodle, sugar cookie
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Chocolate Macaroon Nests
This no-bake, fibre-rich, gluten-free confection almost qualifies as a healthy treat. I loved making macaroons (not to be confused with pillowy French macarons) as a little kid, particularly because I could execute this recipe independently, since the oven wasn’t needed. … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Desserts
Tagged baking, butter, chocolate macaroon, cocoa, coconut, cookie, Easter, Eggies, festive, five minutes, haystack cookies, jellybeans, milk, Mini Eggs, nests, quick, rolled oats, vanilla, vegan, vegetarian
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Russian Tea Cakes
More cookie-like than cake, these buttery, melt-in-your-mouth treats are known by many names, including snowball cookies, polvorones and Mexican wedding cakes. I’ve also seen them served up often as popular Christmas cookies in North America. Whatever their name and true origin, … Continue reading
Mini peanut butter-chocolate-banana cookie sandwiches with chocolate ganache
Miniature versions of many foods are more than just cute to look at; they’re a fun way to enjoy a variety of tastes in a meal without overindulging. I love these little cookie sandwiches that are simple to make and … Continue reading
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Tagged banana, chocolate, cookie, cookies, dark chocolate, ganache, peanut butter, sandwich, sweet, treat, whipping cream
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