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Oh, I do know this recipe, and this has always been one of my favorite cookies. The sweetness and the crunch of the nuts just transport me to another plane. And, yes, indeed those babies do spread out! This one is most certainly “a keeper.”
I am pretty happy with these. I was happy to find the recipe. Thanks for stopping by Adri.
I know I would love these little gems, Madonna! I have bought the ones that Costco sells and I’m sure this recipe would surpass those. I must try!
I had not had the ones at Costco, but I bet they are similar to TJs. I was clicking my heels when I tasted these. I do think they are a little big so if you make them that little teaspoon goes a long way. Thanks for visiting Kitty.
I love lace cookies. I have one that includes oatmeal as well. Positively addicting with the addition of chocolate!
I love oatmeal, unfortunately I am sensitive to it. 🙁 Thanks for stopping by Lorrie.
I am a bit confused….your directions have you making them as a sandwich cookie – with the chocolate in between 2 cookies – but your pictures seem to be singles with chocolate drizzled? Just wondering…
I think I mentioned in the post that sandwiched or single, they taste sooo good. Thanks for stopping by Diane.
I made something like this but they didn’t turn out very pretty. These look wonderful. I’d a stack of them please, they’re only a teaspoon of dough so I’d guess they’re quite legal.
These are not as pretty as I thought they should be, but they are totally delicious. Maybe practice will make perfect?
So, so pretty and feminine, if that is an acceptable food word. I don’t eat a lot of sweets, but if they’re chocolate, I’m in.
Sam
Thanks Sam. I have such a sweet tooth, I wish I did not like them so much. I think they taste better than their photo, but I am working on that. The next time I will make them a little smaller. Thanks for stopping by Sam, I love hearing what you think.
M.
Great cookie — I’ve had something pretty similar. Love the idea of using them as ice cream bowls. Two inch cookies would be nice, but I kinda like the larger ones. So that’s what we’ll make. 😉 Good recipe — thanks.
I think as a bowl they should be bigger, but as a cookie smaller.
We, too, have eaten our share of those Trader Joe’s lace cookies. They never seem to last very long in our house. Thanks for sharing this recipe with us at my Creative Ways Link Party. Just pinned these to try soon.
Blessings,
Nici
I really missed those cookies, but I feel so much better since I found this recipe. I no longer feel deprived. 🙂
I love the addition of chocolate.
I bet they taste wonderful..
Pinned to “Cookies”. Thanks for the recipe. Linda Crafts a la Mode
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1 teaspoon of butter for a 3 inch cookie- that’s amazing.
Everything in this recipe looks and sounds stunning- this is a must try out, so yummy.
I know, doesn’t that sound ridiculous? I am so glad I did not make them bigger, they would have been unmanageable. They are very thin like lace, but the melted chocolate in-between gives them more substance.
I love Lace Cookies, your recipe looks fantastic! Hope you are have a great week and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
Come Back Soon!
Miz Helen
I have had a cookie similar to this and loved it! YUM! Thanks for sharing the recipe with SYC. Pinned.
hugs,
Jann
I only regret I did not know about them sooner. 🙂
These cookies look fabulous, Madonna! I am putting them on my to-do list for this summer. I hope yours is going well! I have been cramming in as much fun as possible with the little grandies while school is out! Have a wonderful weekend!…hugs…Debbie
Thanks Debbie, I think you will like them. So glad you are having fun. I am trying very hard to do the same. 🙂
M.
Oooh, they’re like a nutty version of a brandy snap! They sound absolutely delicious, and I agree…I think they would shape beautifully into a little basket for ice-cream or mousse…
Oh, brandy snaps, that sounds good too.
I really want to try them! Featuring you tomorrow!
I’m delighted.
I found out how to make these this weekend on the show Sweet Julia. I always thought that they were hard to make, but they weren’t. Julia turned them into S’mores! Yes, s’mores . . . and they looked incredible!
Thanks so much for sharing,
Suzanne
wow, this must be divine. I would eat most of them. I have often bought the ones at Costco and I just adore them, chocolate and all. Thanks for the recipe.
Oh, I know just what you mean about those cookies from Trader Joe’s – totally addictive. Love this recipe and idea of making little cookie cups!!!
I love those cookies, but these homemade are better if you can imagine that. Thanks so much for stopping by Nancy, I am always thrilled.
Madonna