Behold, the infamous Jaques Torres chocolate chip cookie recipe, as adapted from the New York Times. The cookie that needs more than a pound of Valrhona feves, chocolates shaped into little disks (priced at a whopping $24.99 per pound!!!). The cookie that doesn’t even provide any instant gratification, because, after mixing the batter together, you need […]
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Nutella Rugelach, Two Ways
I’ve never been much of a holiday person, but for some reason, I’m feeling especially festive this year. So far, I’ve published a gift guide, bought an advent calendar, drank my first glass of honest-to-goodness eggnog (thanks Organic Valley, for sending me my first carton of eggnog ever!) as well as dedicated an afternoon to […]
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Chocolate Sugar Cookies with Pink Frosting
When I was younger, I played lots of team sports like soccer. I like to think that doing so was formative in allowing me to be a “team player who works well with others” (something I frequently hear during my performance reviews), but really, the only thing that I can directly attribute to all those […]
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Chocolate Chip and Peanut Butter Cup Cookies
When I first arrived in Oregon after years of living in Texas, I had no idea what Trader Joe’s was. There was one a few blocks away from my college campus, and I remember walking over with the intent of purchasing a bottle of Coca Cola and some trash bag liners, unaware that Trader Joe’s […]
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Spelt and Almond Meal Chocolate Chip Cookies (Vegan, Whole Grain and Refined-Sugar Free too!)
Okay, normally I like to make fun of recipes that have a lot of buzzwords in the title like my post — vegan, whole grain, and refined-sugar free! Obviously I deserve a medal here, right? I think the only buzzword that I’m missing is “gluten-free”, which these cookies are sadly not. But I’m going to […]
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Chocolate and Dulce de Leche Caramel Swirl Cookies
When I was in Seattle this past weekend, my friend Leah asked me if I was planning on attending the five year reunion for our shared alma mater this upcoming summer. “What?” I asked, confused since I frequently ignore the pamphlets from my college that arrive in the mail. “It’s been five years since I […]
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