Make Ahead
Slice and Bake Chocolate Almond Cookies (spicy or not)
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5 Reviews
AntoniaJames
November 26, 2014
Outstanding! I made them without the spice powder but added a touch of almond extract. Cannot wait to try an orange variation. Nice that there is no egg, which allows the dough to sit in the fridge a few days longer (so helpful in December). We'll be taking these on the mountain tomorrow, thankful for drbabs and all her terrific recipes here. Happy Thanksgiving! ;o)
drbabs
November 26, 2014
I'm so happy that you like them!. Happy thanksgiving!. I'm grateful for you as well.
AntoniaJames
November 6, 2014
Definitely going to make a batch of these - ever so practical, and so, so appealing. Wondering what spice you'd use instead of five spice powder. I find the star anise in it too "loud". Perhaps blend the other four spices? Thank you. Cheers! ;o)
drbabs
November 6, 2014
I've made these a bunch of different ways. I've used almond extract ( and no 5 spice powder) to amp up the almond flavor. I've used orange zest and a little orange extract so that they taste like those dark chocolate oranges that you get at Christmas time. You could definitely do cinnamon or cardamom. It's really a blank canvas. And so great to have a block of in the freezer for when you have guests. I hope you enjoy them. Cheers to you, too!
AntoniaJames
November 6, 2014
I have quite a bit of candied orange peel that I made last spring and froze. (It freezes really well!) I like the idea of the orange spin, so I'll try using the candied peel and some fresh zest. So looking forward to stocking my freezer with this! ;o)
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