
These treats are full of almond bits and have a hint of spice. I increased the amount of spice (allspice and cloves) in the dough, so I ended up with a 1/4 teaspoon of each one. Not too overpowering, but a nice background note to the chocolate and almonds.

They didn't spread noticeably during baking, another good thing. All in all, they are a nice cookie for snacking and eating with tea or coffee or the beverage of your choice.
This week's hostess was Jessica of My Baking Heart. You'll find the recipe on her website.

Pop over to the Tuesdays with Dorie blog to read about more cookies.
Your cookies are perfectly shaped and sound lovely with the flavors. I can't wait to try these!
ReplyDeleteThey look great! I agree eating them with coffee or tea. I added some chocolate on top to mine!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Anne - they're perfect! :) Thanks for baking along with me this week, Judy!
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look lovely! Glad you enjoyed them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cookies, can't wait to try them.
ReplyDeleteYours are just perfect, and I love them on that swirly plate even more! When I was mixing up the dough I thought all my almonds were ground too finely and I would not get these pretty specks in the cookie, but magic happened and I did...I was so excited. Yours specks look lovely, too.
ReplyDeleteLooks good! I was sure that these would spread, so I was pleases to see them looking so good when I opened the oven door.
ReplyDeleteJudy...what a fantastic photo! I'madmiring that swirl platter....stunning! I agree...the perfect shape too...beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThose came out perfectly. Love the affect the plate has. Makes it all look magical.
ReplyDeleteYour cookies turned out great, and I love your sunny photos.
ReplyDeleteI missed these but I have read so many positive reviews I think I better make them soon! Look delish!
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