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Biscotti
In Italian, biscotti refers to biscuits or cookies. In the U.S. they have become known as a very crisp and often elongated cookie often containing nuts and sometimes flavored with anise.
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Traditional Italian almond biscuits also known as Cantuccini, biscotti are made to an old Tuscan recipe. They are very hard, crunchy biscuits and are traditionally dipped in Vin Santo, a dessert wine, at the end of a meal.
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These hard Italian biscuits were traditionally made with hazelnut and aniseed but are now flavoured with a wide variety of nuts and lemon or orange rind.
Holiday Biscotti with Cranberries and Pistachios
Makes about 3 1/2 dozen.
biscotti Pronunciation: biss-COT-tee Notes: Biscotti are cookies that are hard, dry, and intensely flavored--think of them as teething biscuits for adults.
Biscotti
Biscotti are crisp Italian cookies that usually have a lighter texture and often flavored with fruits or nuts.
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Biscotti are an Italian cookie that is twice baked. It is made by first baking it in a loaf, then slicing the loaf and baking the slices. This results in a crunchy cookie that is perfect for dipping into dessert wine or coffee.
Biscotti
Twice-baked Italian biscuits flavoured with aniseed, chocolate or almonds. These hard, crunchy biscuits are ideal for dipping in dessert wine or coffee
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BISCOTTI - Cookies whose name means "twice baked" that are very crunchy and made to dip into coffee or wine. See recipes for Biscotti.
Biscotti - Dry Italian cookies flavored with almonds, chocolate, or anise seed, used for dunking in coffee and sweet dessert wine. Not unlike zwieback.
biscotti (bee-SKAWT-tee) - In Italian, biscotti means, "twice cooked." The word biscotto is derived from bis (twice) and cotto (cooked). Biscotti is also the generic term for cookies in Italian.
Biscotti
Biscotti date to Ancient times. The term literally means "twice baked." These hard biscuits fueled armies and fed travelers. Flavor variations and culinary techniques evolved according to time and place.
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Cornmeal-Almond Biscotti.
There are two camps of biscotti lovers: those who like them hard enough to gnaw on and those who prefer them crumbly to the touch.
Biscotti - In North America, biscotti is used to describe a long, dry, hard twice-baked cookie with a curved top and flat bottom designed for dunking into wine or coffee.
Biscotti are good keepers and make tasty treats to serve with tea or coffee.
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Biscotti (bee-SKAWT-toh) Italian for slices from a twice-baked flattened cookie loaf.
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In Italian, biscotti means, "twice cooked." The word biscotto is derived from bis (twice) and cotto (cooked). Biscotti is also the generic term for cookies in Italian. The dough is formed into logs and baked until golden brown.
Biscotti (It.): generic term for cookies; also dry Italian cookies flavored with almonds, chocolate, or anise seed, used for dunking in coffee and sweet dessert wine.
Biscotti salati alle erbe (It.): salted cookies with herbs.
Biscotti: A Italian cookie generally containing nuts or flavored with anise. They are made by baking cookie dough in two long log type slabs and baked until golden brown, cutting them into slices, and reheating them to dry them out.
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The result is an intensely crunchy cookie that is perfect for dipping into dessert wine or coffee. Biscotti can be variously flavored; the most popular additions are anise seed, hazelnuts or almonds.
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