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Almond Lace Cookies By Juels Recipe

Add Step-by-Step Photos	Thegoldminer / All my dishes 1 year ago By juels These delicate cookies are our family's favorite. They don't get too hard and have a pleasant crunchy and light texture. They also take no time at all to prepare! They get the lace as the mix spreads out so much. Prep:10m Cook:4m Servings:8	Thegoldmine
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Chopped boiling

Coarse chopped

Fine chopped

Coarse & fine choppe

Chopped

A lot of nuts

Ingredients

Butter melting

Mix stuff

Mixed

In a bowl

Too big spoonful

Wrong spoon

Oops

Too big spoon full

I mean big

Right spoon size

Filling tray

Tray filled

Cooked

Paper towel

Yummy

Nice!

A great platter

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Ingredients

• 1/2 cup chopped almonds (I measured out 3/4 cups of whole nuts, too much as you can see. When chopped the volume increased, probably no more than 1/4 + will create 1/2 cup)

• 1/4 cup butter (1/2 of a cube, 4 tablespoons)

• 1/3 cup all-purpose flour

• 1/2 cup sugar

• 2 tbsp. heavy cream

• 1/2 tsp. vanilla OR almond extract (I used 1/4 tsp of each)

• 3 oz semi-sweet chocolate chips (I used 1/3 cup)

• 1 tbsp. shortening (I used 1 teaspoon)

Directions

1. Preheat the oven to 375F. Grease 2 baking sheets, or spray them with non-stick cooking spray.

2. Boil the chopped almonds for 2 min. in just enough water to cover them. Drain and use a food processor to chop finely.

3. Melt the butter in a saucepan over low heat. Remove from the heat and stir in the heavy cream and extract first so you get a through mix, then the flour and sugar. Last add the chopped nuts.

4. Drop teaspoonfuls 2 1/2 inches apart on the prepared cookie sheets. I found the correct amount is a level measuring teaspoon (see pic). The mixture slides right out of the spoon. As you can see in the pics I first used a regular spoon and then added the last amount in the bowl to each amount. Big mistake. This mixture really melts down. Yep the first batch turned into one big cookie. At about 2 minutes they start the big spread.

5. Bake until golden rims form, about 5 min. I found the time to be from 3 1/2 to 4 or as soon as the edges started to brown. I think the longer they cook, the crisper they will get, so if you want them chewier, very light brown edges, they turn quick, you cannot take you eyes off these when cooking.

6. I let them cool about 2-3 minutes on the cookie tray and then using a metal spatula I placed them on a piece of paper towel to absorb the butter that is on the bottom of the cookies, see pics.

7. Meanwhile, melt the chocolate chips with 1 tbsp. shortening in a microwave, about 1 min (use a microwave-safe bowl). Stir to make a smooth chocolate sauce. -- I melted the chips once the cookies where cooked. Drizzle the chocolate sauce over the lace cookies. -- I couldn’t get the chocolate to drizzle so I loaded a spoon and just touched each cookie with the spoon to get the chocolate on the cookies, it worked for me.

8. It took a few hours for the chocolate to harden.

9. Thanks to Juels for this recipe. If you like this recipe please give her a compliment on her site. A nice lady.

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Comments

minitindel 1 year ago said:
I love almond these sound wonderful thanks jj
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wow those pictures are great jj they are so lacy looking yummmmmmm
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lanacountry 1 year ago said:
GREAT presentation!! 55555 :)

frankieanne 1 year ago said:
Fabulous pictures again - as usual. Wonderful. Thank you.

lacrenshaw 1 year ago said:
Jj,
I think you should work in movies! Your presentations are always so on point and beautiful. Not to mention that the dishes you post are divine! You've got my five for this one especially. Thanks for sharing, jj.
Lorraine

juels 1 year ago said:
OK now, teach me! Why don't mine come out that lacy? Mine don't really get those pretty holes! What's the secret? The pictures are awesome!

momo_55grandma 1 year ago said:
Awsome recipe high5 buddy

thegoldminer 1 year ago said:
I followed your recipe and measurements are exact! Use an oven temperature gauge to make sure the temp is correct. Don't cheat on the measurements, use measuring spoons. I take it they call them "lace" because of the holes. Can't imagine you not getting holes the way the mixture melts down. They sat out all night, picked up some moisture and where not quite so crunchy this morning. Perfect cookies. Glad you enjoyed the pics of your recipe. Best as always, JJ.

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