Easy Biscotti
4 cups of flour
2 tsp baking soda
1 cup of sugar
1 cup of grape seed oil (or vegetable oil – do not use butter they will crumble)
4 large eggs
2 tsp of almond oil (or vanilla)
1 1/2 cups of sliced almonds
Topping can be melted chocolate, frosting, nut cream, etc.
Preheat over to 350
mix flour and baking soda and set aside
Mix oil, sugar, eggs and almond oil (use a wooden spoon because tradition says it mixes with more flavor this way)
Slowly add the flour mix until dough is formed.
Roll into logs and bake (at 350) until halfway or a little done.
Cut into slices and bake some more – (maybe use a cooling grill to get them even toastier0
Let cool and add toppings.
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They do not have preservatives to freeze after a few days.
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Recipe adapted from Chef Cohen via Denver Post (1997).
It’s time for a Triple Shot Friday.
And while I cannot do every challenge that I would like to, this post connects to the Round and Shiny themes that are rolling around and lighting up the blogosphere this week.
1. Asian Pin:
2. Round nougat cookies on a shiny plate.
This used to be one of my step-daughter’s favorite cookies, made my Archway.

3. Mango, biscuits, and apple tart:

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This is linked to A Word In Your Ear, for ROUND and to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge, which is Shiny.
Have a thrice as nice Friday.
Okay, that was cheesy, but it is triple shot Friday, so hey….
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“Thrice as Nice” – I like it! That pin is a real beauty and as for the cookies, well I can’t look. I haven’t had breakfast and I am now feeling very hungry! My triple post will appear soon…
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woo hoo – thanks for joining in- because you grab some cool things in 3’s –
hope you get your breakfast soon…. and I will save you a few nougats for later (wish I could….;))
have a great Friday –
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I wish you could too! Maybe I could print one on a 3d printer? Anyway, here is my triple entry – http://travelwithintent.com/2014/04/18/jan-toorop-memorial-radecker-haag/
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What a lovely post Y! Love the Asian Pin and those nougat cookies looks delicious! Hmmm… Mango, biscuits and apple tart!? Now that is something I would love for breakfast. LOL! Great shots and thanks for sharing. 😀
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Hi Sonel – well the last photo was a change form my original post – I will have to share more later, but it looks like it turned out to be a food post! lol… thanks for the visit my friend. 🙂
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Yummy Fridays I would call this post lol 🙂
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good call, good call….. and hope you are having a nice weekend Mr. Wandering Poet!
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I love that apple tart, I could have that for breakfast right? Thanks for visiting my blog the other day. I haven’t been around much because I started a new job that is unrelated to photography and that has taken up a lot of my mental energy. Anyway, hope all is well with you and have a nice weekend!
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You too – and as noted – I love your photo card selections – how did I miss them before? and thanks for dropping by – I know many of use were missing you… hope the job is going well…. and Happy Easter as well (may as well touch every base while we can – )
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Thanks and Happy Easter to you as well 🙂
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My Grandmother Emily from Germany would make the round ones Y … merci ~ best wishes this Easter xoxo …C
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well hope you have a nice Easter too – and how blessed you were to have a grandmother that made those. 🙂
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Mango – how I love the taste of it. Brings back memories of eating it with the juice trickling down my chin. Yum!
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mmmmmm – 🙂
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Mango, biscuits, Love it! Apple tart looks delicious!
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thanks Amy – and I actually had red wine in that last photo – 3 different down views with shiny and round – but then I got up – went into the dashboard and took it out – in honor of my sober friends that read. And I know they would have been fine – but it was the principle. 🙂
and well, for you to comment not he replacement photo is awesome…. – have a nice weekend dear Amy….
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That Asian pin is stunningly beautiful. Thanks for playing.
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Thank you Cee – and have a nice day!
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Love the pin, too 🙂 Is Triple Shot Friday another challenge? I can’t keep track, Yvette 🙂
Happy Easter!
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Hey restless one – well – like you – I have determined that I will never be able to do each challenge each week – although the Monday walk one is high on my list! 🙂
but the triple shot friday is actually something I was inspired by from Andrea ( http://igardendaily.com) and well, I like to do it when I can only because I like the “3” theme for posts sometimes.
Happy Easter to you – 🙂
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Wow – that Asian pin is such a find 🙂 And the other two photos are making me hungry! Great photos!!
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I know, grab some napkins – 🙂
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The Asian Pin is classic – looks like one of those valuables waiting to be auctioned. The pic where your son is grabbing a cookie has come out well considering it wasn’t staged 🙂
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Hi Mahesh – and believe it or not the pin was “new” – it had the date of 2007 on it. and he would stage it for me if I had asked, he is cool with stuff like that – but in this case it happened naturally….
have a great weekend….
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Gorgeous pin. And that apple tart looks sooo yummy. We’re gorging on mangoes too these days… It’s a treat to be in India during mango season 🙂
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a treat indeed…. 🙂
mmmmmm
have a nice weekend –
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The pict. Asian Pin, that’s really unique, the texture are fantastic. And the nougat …mmm..delicious, very tasty 🙂 The last photo.. I want all ha..ha ha 😀 @Yvette you have a great entry post ! Happy Easter my friend, God bless you and your family. Glad to follow your blog.
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