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Thanks to my sister the baking goddess, I arrived home to a kitchen full of goodies; chocolate "lollipops," marbled peppermint bark, and chewy spice cookies. Her baked goods are always delicious, but these spice cookies are special - achieveing the perfect taste and texture in a cookie is a difficult task. (Mine always end up melting into one big cookie.)
Isabel used this Real Simple recipe and her advice was, "sans black pepper, real butter not margarine, bake for 10 minutes." Another idea: use the white chocolate cream cheese icing from these spice cupcakes, put it between two spice cookies, and make an out-of-control delicious whoopie pie-esque sandwich. Yum.
P.S. Last year she made white chocolate cake bites and an accompanying video tutorial.
P.P.S. The lovely little cake stand pictured is the mary plate, named after my dear friend Mary.
21 comments:
These look perfect! I'm feeling inspired to head into the kitchen.
Yummy, need to try these!!
oh yum! you make giving up sugar really hard missy:)
yum! i love spice cookies. you two sisters need to open a bakery!
Your idea of a spice cookie whoopie pie sounds like the perfect way to die of happiness. Yum!
OH those look wonderful. I think I'll work on some over the weekend!!
those look to die for. so yummy! and congratulations on a thousand followers! :)
Chewy cookies are my favorite! And these ones look particularly yummy ;)
p.s. Congrats on 1000 followers!
xo
Mmmmm. . . these look like holiday happiness on a plate.
Ohhhh thats sounds delicious! I have a huge list of Christmas goodies I want to bake. I can't wait to get started!
Those sound fabulous. I do envision you and your sister opening up a bakery someday - make it So Cal please! :) xxoo
how yummy!
by the way, out of all the recipes, the one i've wanted to try the most is your salted caramel brownies. they look like the most heavenly brownies on earth. i'm contemplating making them for xmas!
now thats just YUM
I'm going to try these cookies when I head home tomorrow. My mom makes to die for spice bars, and I can't wait to make it in cookie form.
These look delicious! When I first saw them, they reminded me of a Martha Stewart recipe for molasses cookies that I've had success with:
http://www.marthastewart.com/recipe/chewy-molasses-spice-cookies
I couldn't believe how perfect these cookies crackled on top when I baked them... I didn't think I liked molasses until I tried these!
Also I like your innovative thinking on the whoopie-pie idea :o)
Sounds divine and looks divine! YUM!
these look amazing. planning on doing some holiday baking myself.
I made these cookies, along with these pinwheel cookies today for mini holiday giftbags for my coworkers! In me + boyfriend's opinion they are delicious, now let's wait and see if the regular Chilean population enjoys them!
Link to pinwheel cookies: http://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/browse-all-recipes/cinnamon-pinwheels-recipe-00000000024243/index.html#commenting
my wife and i took your tip and made these yesterday - turned out great, thanks!
Those look super tasty!!
too bad my brother doesn't bake for me!!! :p
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