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anne’s nibbly cookies recipe

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I was craving bread from the Danish Pastry House yesterday (see what too many trips to the farmers market will do to ya?!), and luckily my parking angel was with me and I got a metered spot nearby. So after I bought a loaf of their Epine baguette (so yummy!) I walked by the Taza Chocolate booth to see their new chococycle. It’s really cool! I decided to pick up a large bag (6 ounces) of their organic chocolate covered nibs to make something.


(I will refrain from saying what the husband said these look like.)

I didn’t have any plan in mind so I was happy to find this recipe on the back of the package when I got home. They turned out great! Well, I should say that my husband didn’t really love them like he loves regular chocolate chip cookies that I make but everyone at work who tried them loved them! They were super easy to make and they came out so soft. The only thing I didn’t do in the recipe was add the nutmeg and that was simply because I didn’t have any on hand.

I love using ice cream scoopers for cookie dough. These only took 10 minutes in the oven because they were small and bite-sized.

It was definitely a good idea to use the parchment paper on top of the pan because it made clean up a breeze!

So my friends, if you’d like the recipe you should go out and get a bag of these lovely little nibs!

Oh and by the way, speaking of yummy baked goods. Check out this cardamom cake that my coworker, Stephanie, made (yes, the same one with the amazing basil garden). Our departments hosted today’s coffee hour this morning which is why I brought the cookies in to work. I really like the green plate that she brought it on, and the cake was as delicious as it was beautiful!

Happy baking everyone! 🙂

2 responses to “anne’s nibbly cookies recipe”

  1. Jen Avatar
    Jen

    Cool! You got to see the chococycle! I'm so curious what that looks like. I love Taza chocolate, though I don't remember if I've tried the nibs before. Looks yummy. 🙂

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  2. El Avatar
    El

    Thanks for introducing me to the Danish pastry House. I'll have to check it out.

    Reply

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I’m Candice

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