Posts Tagged biscuits
Danish Cookies, Irish Butter
Butter cookies, a recipe made with Kerrygold Irish butter and inspired by the Danish butter cookies of Christmas past
Family Matters
These ginger-not-so-snaps – cookies sweet with sugar and honey and laced with lemon – are a nod to my childhood baking, and to my Da, who ate, for better or worse, all that I made
You Say Cookies, I Say Eat
I might call them oaty biscuits, you might call them fruity oatmeal chocolate chip cookies, but I think we’ll both be happy to eat them
The Taste Of Christmas Past
Christmas as a kid meant gifts of almond and honey laden turrón from Spain. That memory inspired this recipe for festive almond, honey and orange shortbread, chocolate-dipped ‘n’ all…
Analysis Of An Alternative Anzac
Anzac biscuits are classic Australian fare. Here they have some added macadamia nuts and I explain just how that came about…
The Gingerman
Gingerbread men were a feature of my childhood, though I never had a fancy cutter then. Now that I had obtained such a cutter, it was time to recreate some gingery childhood memories.
A Bunch of Flours
My baking cupboard is full to bursting with flours, and quite a few of the new additions anticipate my launch onto the gluten-free baking scene. These rice cookies from the Cornucopia book were my first gluten-free baking effort and not a bad one at that.
