What could be more fun than using your springerle molds with fondant and perhaps a little royal icing? You can impress your friends with these beautiful cookies for Valentine’s Day, Easter, Chinese New Year, or any other occasion that strikes your fancy! Homemade or store-purchased fondant work well with our springerle cookie molds. With very…
Here are some beautiful ideas for Valentine cookies. We used our Classic Springerle Recipe two ways: as white lemon-flavored cookies and pink raspberry-flavored cookies. 5107 Heart with Rose, 5108 Love Heart for Personalization, 3353 Love Doves, 5922 Gladdaugh Wedding Symbol, 5125 Heart with Roses, 2222 Oval Rose, 2356 Biedermeier Rose, 2215 Oval Lily of…
We used LorAnn Raspberry Flavor which is 5x more concentrated than extract. https://www.springerlejoy.com/lorann_raspberry_flavoring_1_oz_p/13006.htmReplyCancel
Hi Maria,
We used pink food gel coloring. You could also use liquid food color in red or pink. If you use liquid food colors, you will probably need to add a little more flour to achieve the right dough consistency.
Your dough color will fade as it dries and bakes. So if you want a strong pink finished cookie, be sure your raw dough is an even stronger shade of pink.ReplyCancel
We often think of Linzer Cookies as just for Christmas. But these wonderful soft and tender almond butter cookies will complement any Valentine cookie platter. The subtle nutty flavor comes from the ground almond flour in the dough. The fruit fillings are enhanced by lemon zest. Raspberry is the traditional flavor for the filling….
With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, why not add a little heat to your Valentine’s Day celebration with this yummy Chocolate Chipotle Cookie? This recipe was developed by our wonderful friends at Arty Magoo. Be sure to visit their website, www.artymcgoo.com to see their beautiful cookie creations that are truly works of art! This recipe works…
Thanks Kate.
However, we do want people to try this recipe even if they don’t have that particular brand.
I’m making the recipe this afternoon with another brand that’s what I have on the shelf at the moment. I’ll keep a look out for the K.A. brand when I’m replenishing, based on your suggestion.
Hi Rhonda,
We don’t recommend cayenne as a substitute for Chipotle chile powder for two reasons:
1. Cayenne is 5-8 times hotter on the Scoville scale than Chipotle. It would overwhelm the cookie.
2. Chipotle has a smokey flavor note that subtly enhances the chocolate in the cookie without being the star.
In summary, cayenne does not play well in this cookie’s sandbox. Stick with the Chipotle powder. We think you’ll be pleased with the very subtle heat and the way the chocolate is enhanced. You could, of course, use less than what is called for, but we think you’d lose the overall effect.ReplyCancel
Well, I have to tell you I had my doubts about this recipe…(chili powder is not something that I have EVER put in a cookie)..but, these are absolutely delicious! They are my new favorite ultimate dark chocolate cookies!! My family can’t believe they have chili powder in them, and I wouldn’t totally believe it myself (except for the fact that I put it in). THANKS so much for sharing this wonderful recipe!ReplyCancel
This is a really a great recipe! I’ve made them twice since this was posted and one of my friends commented this cookie goes really nicely with a glass of red wine. I added an extra teaspoon of chipotle chili pepper for one of my friends who likes a lot of spice and they turned out perfect. I am sure I will be making these again. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful recipe!ReplyCancel
That is so beautiful! Can’t wait to try this idea.
Patrice and Charla!!! Your Valentines are exquisite!!! Love the brushwork on the first hearts so much! And the dotted ones are adorable as well.Thank you for sharing!
Tunde also has a wonderful ” Yummy Gingerbread Recipe ” on her site * just right for this idea **