Apricot
Nibby Coconut-Orange Apricot Cookies
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11 Reviews
Niknud
October 24, 2011
This is me throwing my hands up in the realization that I will have to quit my job in order to become as good at this as you are! My husband informs me that I can not do this so I'll just have to keep muddling along I suppose. These look just perfect. I love sandwich cookies, almost as much as I love sandwich cookies DIPPED IN CHOCOLATE!
fiveandspice
October 22, 2011
Mrslarkin, these look so darn good, the only word I can think to use for them is splendiforous!!! It is early Saturday, I'm eating breakfast and drinking coffee and boy do you have me craving some cookies!
mrslarkin
October 22, 2011
Thanks 5&S! I'm not ashamed to say I've had cookies for breakfast on many occasions. ;)
mrslarkin
December 21, 2009
picture #4 is a little leftover dough I had which I pressed into a mini brioche pan (the closest thing i had to a mini tart pan).
Maria T.
December 19, 2009
YUM, they sound brilliant, I think the idea of the tart shell is also very good. Never saw coconut extract in Europe but will try them without. Congratulations for the pictures, very very nice.
mrslarkin
December 19, 2009
Grazie Maria Teresa. We'll have to think of something to put in the tart shell. Perhaps a chocolate filling? Maybe the flaked coconut will provide enough flavor without the extract. Let me know how yours turn out!
Janneke V.
December 17, 2009
Great picture, I'm curious how these beautiful cookies taste..
mrslarkin
December 17, 2009
Thanks Janneke. For me, these cookies have it all - crunch, sweetness, citrus, chocolate, fruit and lots of butter.
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