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An amazing cookie, it's baked twice, which gives it an incredible crunch.
Try it dipped in a cup of coffee !
For an extra treat, dip one end into melted chocolate, and let the chocolate cool / dry before eating.
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Biscotti, known also as cantucci, are Italian almond biscuits that originated in the Tuscan city of Prato. They are twice-baked, oblong-shaped, dry, crunchy, and may be dipped in a drink, traditionally Vin Santo
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Ingredients:
3 eggs at room temperature
1/2 cup sugar (100 g)
1/2 cup oil sunflower/grapeseed/light olive oil (120 ml)
2 tbs anise liqueur (Sambuca)
1 to 2 tsp anise extract
3 cups flour (400 gr)
3 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
Ingredient for Glaze:
3 cups confectioners sugar/powdered sugar/10X (420 g)
1/4 cup milk or less
1/4 tsp anise extract
Directions:
Step#1- In a large bowl combine egg and sugar. Using a handheld mixer mix until sugar is dissolved.
Step#2- Slowly add the oil and continue mixing. Add the anise extract and Sambuca. Set aside.
mix flour, salt and baking powder in a bowl.
Step#3- Sift the dry ingredients into the egg mixture. Using a spatula gently fold everything together until it creates a dough.
Step#4- Place in a plastic wrap and refrigerate at least for 30 minutes.
Step#5- Cut dough in four pieces. Roll out 3/4 of an inch logs and cut them in 6 inch pieces. Roll the log as if you were making a knot. (See video)
Step#6- Place on a large cookie sheet covered with parchment paper and bake for 15 minutes at 350°F (180 Celsius)
(Don’t over bake as they should be a pale golden color).
Step#7- In a large bowl add powdered sugar and anise extract. Slowly add milk and mix using a whisk. As the sugar absorbs the milk keep adding a little more until smooth and thick.
Step#8- Dip tops of cookies in glaze, sprinkle your favorite color sprinkles or leave plain.
Lemon knots
Step#1- Substitute Sambuca with fresh squeezed lemon juice and zest of a lemon. For the glaze instead of milk use lemon juice
Step#2- Omit anise extract
Step#3- For vanilla knots substitute Sambuca with milk and add 1 tsp pure vanilla extract.
These cookies are wonderful for many different occasions, just adjust the sprinkles accordingly.
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Biscotti
Biscotti are crisp Italian biscuits (or cookies) that get their signature crispness from being baked twice. This recipe pulls together in a few minutes and after that second bake you have a wonderful crisp cookie to enjoy with your morning coffee! You can add cranberries, a drizzle of chocolate or amost anythig else to maek these cookies your own.
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Easy To Make Chocolate Anise Biscotti
Everyone loves Biscotti, they're simple to make, delicious and will keep for a week or more - and are perfect for the holidays. Join me in my kitchen as I make them here - and enjoy reminiscing with Grandma, my beloved late Mother, as she shares memories about her time working in the Walken Bakery in Astoria #LidiasRecipes #LidiasItaly #LidiasKitchen #holidayrecipes #ItalianFood #25YearsofLidia #FromLidiasTableToYours #LidiasSoundtrack #PartyRecipes #DessertRecipes
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HOMEMADE ALMOND & ANISE BISCOTTI: Easy and Delicious Recipe for Biscotti, Perfect for Dipping
This Homemade Almond & Anise Biscotti recipe is so easy and delicious, you're going to wonder where it's been all your life! I love it so much. It's my friend's family recipe, that she gave me years ago, and every time I make them, they come out perfect. My friend is Italian, so I'd say this biscotti recipe is pretty authentic. As you know, Italian cookies are often made for dipping, and that is certainly the case with this recipe. But I have to say, they're not overly crunchy. You know how some biscotti you bite into, you feel like you could break your teeth? Well, you don't have to worry about that. This biscotti has just the right amount of crunchiness. Here's the recipe:
Homemade Almond & Anise Biscotti
4 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/3 cups sugar
1 cup chopped almonds
2 Tbsp. anise seeds
3 tsp. baking powder
2 cubes/1 cup butter (room temperature)
4 eggs
In large mixing bowl, mix butter until fully softened. Add eggs and continue to mix. Then you can begin adding your dry ingredients one at a time, making sure they're incorporated well. Add sugar, flour, baking powder and anise seeds. Mix until you have a consistent dough. Finally, add your chopped/sliced almonds. (Be careful not to over-mix at this point, because you don't want all the sliced almonds to break.) Cover your dough and refrigerate 30 minutes.
Once dough has been chilled, preheat your oven to 375º. Lightly dust a flat surface with flour and divide your dough into 2 or 4 equal parts. Use your fingers to form flat logs out of each section of dough. They should each be about an inch thick. Place them on an un-greased cookie sheet and bake for 20 minutes. Take them out of the oven and cool at least 5 minutes. Lower the oven temperature to 350º.
Take the baked dough off the cookie sheet and place it on a surface you can cut on. Slice the logs with a serrated knife, on a slight diagonal, into individual biscotti. Place them back on the cookie sheet, laying them on their sides, and bake them another 15 minutes, until golden brown. (If you do like them really crunchy, you can flip them over and let them bake longer. But try them like this first.) Let them cool, and enjoy! You'll especially love dipping them in coffee, so be sure to get a pot brewing.
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