Rosemary Shortbread Cookies
A few years ago, my friend Phi made rosemary cookies and I remembered they were so good. They were slightly addicting! Who knew rosemary would work so well in a cookie? I wanted to recreate the shortbread using an old recipe for my Earl Grey tea cookies, this time using rosemary instead of Earl Grey … Continue reading
Whole-wheat chocolate chip cookies
The holiday baking commences! This year, I have a lot to bake for. It’s my last week in rehab, so I wanted to make chocolate chip cookies, a therapist’s favorite. I adapted Alice Currah’s recipe for that, since she promises they’re the best cookies ever. Yes, a healthy diet means you can indulge and have … Continue reading
Earl Grey Tea Cookies
Each day, I try to brew a cup of tea in the afternoon and have a little “me” time. Life has been quite hectic these days, and in the midst of moving and finishing up a lot of work, I’m trying to take some time to just….breathe. Enter in my Earl Grey tea cookies! I … Continue reading
Good Ol’ Sugar Cookies
It’s not that often you run across a cookie recipe that uses canola oil instead of butter for the fat, due to fears involving taste, texture, and moisture, but I found one! This sugar cookie recipe comes by way of The Gourmet Cookbook, by Ruth Reichl, and is perfection in a sugar cookie. I really … Continue reading
Lemon Tea Cookies From a Good Friend
They say that who your friends are reflect a part of yourself, and for me, I think that’s so true. When I think of my friends Phi and Karen, who we are and what we do are so similar that sometimes it’s plain scary. Phi has been my sistah-friend since the third grade, and back … Continue reading
Cocoa Fudge Cookies
There’s just some recipes that you always go back to, and these cookies are what I like to make when that chocolate craving hits. I first made these when my brother came to visit us last year, and he took such amazing pics of my food, that when I made these again, I figured, hey, … Continue reading
Sour cherry and lemon madeleines
I love classic French cookies. LOVE them. When I was younger and still my aunt’s favorite niece (actually, I still am – no offense, cousins), she taught me how to bake cinnamon palmiers, which were always gone in a flash. And French macaroons – I’m not talking about those sweetened coconut balls, but those melt-in-your-mouth … Continue reading
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