Absolutely delicious. I've made many biscotti and this by far is one of the best recipies. Granted - it's definitely "NOT" low fat or low calorie but that's what makes this cookie so scrumptious. Splurge and try this. You'll love it. I only had walnuts and regular chocolate chips and it still turned out wonderfully.
Very very good! Definetly use the liquer it makes all the difference in the taste! Dipped my biscottis in dark chocolate and drizzled with white. Tip: Use a ruler to help shape the biscotti: use the flat side of a normal 12 inch ruler and "scrape" the biscotti into shape on a flat (preferably cold) countertop. This way you can tell just how thick and how flat the biscotti is; if that made any sense.
Great recipe!! To make them not so soft after I cut up the logs into pieces I baked them a little while longer on each side. They turned out perfect.
These are delicious and simple to make. The one problem I had was the biscotti being undercooked. I had to cook them longer (on parchment) and the bottoms browned. Maybe next time I will slice them thinner they are close to 3/4" thick. I do love them though!
-delicious but biscotti logs need to bake a little longer before being sliced. -exchanged machadamia nuts for almonds
A very nice recipe. My husband told me I could put Starbuck's out of business single handedly! I made it exactly as the recipe calls for. I found I preferred them baked a little more than the 8 mins for the second time. I love that it makes so much! Now I don't have to make a second batch as I am giving them away as gifts. I had a little trouble with them when the first baked logs came out of the oven as I tried to tranfer them to a cooling rack off of the pan they got some slight cracks so I had to be VERY gentle with them when cutting and baking for the second time. They're very delicate at that stage but not so much when they are completed and cooled.
Everybody loves these! I'm still enjoying them; it makes a good-sized batch and I even gave away a couple medium-sized plastic containers worth. The amaretto is definitely worth the expense (I usually don't buy it). I used 1 cup of whole wheat flour and ended up adding about a 1/2 cup extra all-purpose b/c the dough was too sticky to form into logs. The extra flour helped.
Awesome recipe! Easy to follow came out PERFECT first try. I followed it to the letter. I made 2 batches. One as written the other I dipped 1/2 the biscotti in melted chocolate for variety. A HUGE success with my husband children and girlfriends (made for afternoon tea with my the ladies:-) All asked for recipe. A KEEPER. Thanks!
My first try at Biscotti and it was a hit! Very rich and delicious. I was worried that it would be difficult to do but it was actually easy. This ones a keeper. I'll def. make this again!
