@Lambchop I meant to write here earlier asking if you are back to your mega holiday time baking et al!
So nice to see your baklava again, and wishing as usual that I was in your delivery zone, lol!
@Lambchop I meant to write here earlier asking if you are back to your mega holiday time baking et al!
So nice to see your baklava again, and wishing as usual that I was in your delivery zone, lol!
the SK bars are great! your list looks very tempting to me…
Yes, that looks so good! Please report back!
Thanks Mig: I saw this and was tempted!!! Will have to try…
Will do. Making it tomorrow for a party Saturday. I wanted to do a test run, but… hopefully Dorie won’t do me dirty
First round of Christmas Cookies, keeping it easy this year with mid-century modern favorites:
Spiced Linzer Tart Cookies
Grandma’s Sugar Cookies
Chocolate Covered Cherry Cookies featuring an Amarena Cherry
Amarena Cherries from Trader Joe’s
Peanut Butter Tassies
Seven Layer Bars aka Hello Dollies
Ontario bakers, Lactantia butter is $4.44/lb at Metro right now.
Those all look beautiful!! Great line-up of various flavors.
Is there a recipe for the peanut butter tassie filling that you’re able to share? I’m not sure I’d be “allowed” to make other than Pecan-filled tassies for Christmas, but it would be fun to have a summer alternative.
Where you at the actual store? Flyer says $4.88 but they have been making mistakes. For the last couple of weeks flyer says 2.99 per 100 grms.for their cold cut special but in store its 2.29
Must depend on the location.
My friend in Toronto paid $4.44 today. His closest Metro is Yonge and Eglinton. We send each other alerts when the butter goes on sale.
I was at Metro in west London yesterday, but I didn’t need butter so I didn’t check the price.
Edit: my friend said he told me the wrong price. $4.88. Still cheaper than the $8.49 - $8.99 I’ve been paying the last 3 months!!
I thought TJ stopped carrying the Amarena cherries. I used to make cookies that looked like these but had peanut butter filling.
They had the cherries a few days ago in SF.
I bought the cherries a couple weeks ago at a TJ’s in Connecticut.
These Peanut Butter Tassies are simply a peanut butter cookie and a miniature peanut butter cup.
Make your favorite peanut butter cookie recipe.
Take about two teaspoons and roll into a ball, put one ball into each cup of a miniature muffin/cookie pan. The ball should not come to the top of the pan, the cookies spread. (If any doubt they will stick, spray pan lightly with non-stick spray).
As soon as the cookies are done (they should still be soft, will harden as they cool), insert a peanut butter cup in the center. Let them fully cool before removing from the pan.
I refrigerate or freeze the unwrapped peanut butter cups beforehand so they are less melty when inserted into the hot cookie.
The jar in Trish’s photo is different than the look and label of the original one TJ’s carried, so they may have stopped carrying them and now do from a different producer or something. (The current one is clearly imitating the style of the $$$ Amerena Fabbri cherries.)
Trader Joe’s mini PB cups, available in milk and dark chocolate, are a huge step up from Reese’s; better-quality chocolate and a superior filling in flavor and texture.
Am toying with the idea of making two or three of these tassie recipes; has anyone made these?
If that link is paywalled, it seems the text and recipes are duplicated here:
This afternoon Sunshine and I made Banana-Peanut Butter-Chocolate cookies. I saw this recipe on “webspoon world” on youtube. The cookies were just OK, they really didn’t WOW us.
TJ’s peanut butter cups are terrific.