Tis' the season for eating and baking, especially in any Italian American household. This year, I got together with my sister Maria, my niece and my mother for some holiday baking. Mostly, my sister is more the aficionado on baking, I like to document with photos and video and lastly decorate the cookies. We tend to make more traditional Italian cookies, along with my mother's variations, where she usually bakes up a honey biscotto. As you can see to the left. This year my sister incorporated her variation of the cookie which we worked on together and was actually not so time consuming, a great traditional Italian cookie.
Here is the recipe :
Biscotti de Natale
1 lb butter
1 cup sugar
Six eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla
5 cups flour
6 teaspoons of baking soda
-Bake at 375° 10–12 minutes until light golden
-Combine butter sugar vanilla and eggs.
-Add flour and baking soda
-Should be fluffy and not stiff drop by rounded teaspoon onto nonstick cookie sheet bake and allow this thoroughly cool.
Icing
-One box of confectioners sugar
-2 1/2 teaspoons of lemon extract
-Combine and ice cookies for the traditional decorated look.
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| Lavazza Drip Coffee |
I received a wonderful package from the Lavazza team, which included a variety of the new drip coffees and gift cards to make this wonderful batch of Italian Christmas cookies.
My family enjoyed these amazing coffees this holiday and I will be using for the rest of the year to make my daily coffee. I hope you enjoy the cookie recipe and Buon Natale!
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~Buon Natale!
*This post was sponsored by Lavazza.
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