Today's tutorials may tempt you into one too many cookies, but that's inevitable, isn't it?
One of my favorite cookies in the whole wide world has to be these Glazed Toffee Bonbons from Betty Crocker. A few years ago Mama Goodlaff and I were standing in the supermarket check out line, flipping through those Betty Crocker cookie books that they always have right by the packs of gum and the US Weekly. One of them had so many tasty looking recipes that I couldn't put it down. I told Mama Goodlaff we (she) should get it and I would make copies of the recipes to take with me. Three years later, I still have the book--ah, a Mother's love!
Anyway, these were in that book. Fair warning--they are involved. These aren't your Tollhouse chocolate chip drop cookies. First you bake the cookie, then dip them in a glaze, then add the topping, sprinkle with toffee, and drizzle chocolate and vanilla on top. It's a long process.
But, it's oh-so worth it.
See, don't those just look divine?
And speaking of divine, these next cookies come to us from Divine Baking. Their Deep Dark Chocolate Cookies are, in fact, divine. I might even go so far as to say they are heavenly. They also happen to be gluten free, and it's always good to think of our gluten-free friends during the holiday season.
Sometimes gluten free products can taste a little bit off, but these are right on. Chocolatey, gooey, fantastic. Try them fresh out of the oven for a truly spiritual experience.
Happy crafting baking!
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