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Lemon Cookie Recipe"...with a surprise bourbon glazed almond crunch!"
This lemon cookie recipe is a part of my lemon dessert recipes collection. Even though this has a hidden crunch surprise - bourbon glazed almonds, it's an option. This is one of those drop cookie recipes, where you don't have to roll or shape the dough. With that being said though - if it makes you feel better you can put the dough in the refridgerator for an hour. This isn't what I would call a typical Italian cookie recipe - but we do use lemons a lot in our meal planning and hence lemons seem to show up quite a bit in our Italian dessert recipes. There are a few substitutions and modifications that you can choose and you can see some of those ideas below. Of course the lemon cannot be substituted(or it wouldn't be a lemon cookie recipe, right?) Thanks for stopping by - Lisa Lemon Cookie RecipeA drop cookie recipe YIELD - About 2 Dozen Lemon Cookies Ingredients: 2 cups of flour 3/4 cup softened butter 1 cup granulated white sugar 1 Tbsp of honey 1 large egg 1 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda Grated rind of 1 lemon 1 Tbsp. of juice squeezed from that lemon Procedure * Preheat oven to 325 degrees. * Combine honey with sugar till it's crumbly and turned color. I use a pastry cutter. * Add butter, blend. * Add egg, blend till smooth. * Add lemon zest and lemon juice. * In separate bowl combine flour, baking powder, baking soda and one shake of salt. * Add to egg and sugar mixture. Mix until well combined. * Add the glazed almonds and stir together. * Drop by tablespoon onto a greased cookie sheet. Space about 2-3 inches apart. These spread. * Bake until golden. Glazed Bourbon Almonds * 2 Tbsp of white sugar * 1/4 cup of blanched almonds chopped smaller than peas. (You can blanch almonds if you only have whole almonds in your pantry. See how to blanch almonds.) * 2 tsp. of bourbon (plenty still left to drink!) * 1 tsp of butter Procedure * Place sugar and almonds in saucepan. * Turn heat to low. * Allow sugar to melt and liquefy. * Add butter and brown. * Once browned splash the 2 tsp of bourbon. * Yes, it will sizzle and poof! * Your almonds should be sugary and maybe even a little crystallized. * Remove from heat and immediately break apart. Do I need *fresh* lemons?Really that's the best. And lemons aren't hard to find. I've never made these with extract, so I can't really comment on how that would turn out.
Can I substitute the almonds?Sure. You could swap out walnuts. And even though we don't use pecans much in Italian dessert recipes - they would work fine too.
Do I need the honey?Probably not. And you can substitute corn syrup for it if you need.
Can I substitute the bourbon?Yup. Anything with a zing would work. Nothing sweet. All that
is coming to mind right now is rum.
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