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My Absolute Favorite Biscotti Recipes

December 21, 2016 by Tricia 4 Comments

Today I’m baking my absolute favorite biscotti recipes.

Years ago, I found these two biscotti recipes in a popular magazine that was delivered to my home. I was intrigued by these recipes and couldn’t believe that I could actually make biscotti at home. The first time I had biscotti was at a quaint little coffee my friend took me to.

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Biscotti goes great with coffee, tea, or a mug of your favorite milk! Personally, I love my biscotti with coffee. I don’t need sweeteners or fancy-schmancy drinks, just a good strong brew made with freshly ground java beans.

But, I digress; on to my biscotti recipes.

The first recipe is for an Almond Biscotti from Joy of Baking. This biscotti is delicious exactly the way the recipe reads or you could add lemon or orange extract, (I use Young Living Lemon or Orange Essential Oils), in place of the almond extract. I always dip or spread chocolate over my almond biscotti and then sprinkle with chopped almonds.

The second biscotti I make is a Chocolate Brownie Biscotti from Good Housekeeping, which is just as delightful as it sounds. This recipe makes a larger biscotti and it’s chewier than the almond but still holds up to dunking it into a large mug of coffee.

If you’re not a dunker, no problem, just don’t double bake them, that’s what makes them a hard cookie.

Drizzle or dip in chocolate. Sprinkle with chopped nuts or chopped candy canes and you have the perfect gift.

SUBSTITUTIONS:

Need a Gluten-Free recipe? Try substituting Namaste Perfect Flour Blend which converts cup for cup. I use Organic Cane Sugar whenever I use sugar. It’s non-GMO and unrefined.

Biscotti is so easy to make. You might want to double the batch, they won’t last long, I promise. I’ve been making biscotti at Christmastime and giving them as gifts to neighbors, family, and teachers for almost 20 years now. They’re a favorite and those people I’ve given them to always look forward to getting their Christmas biscotti.

If you make these recipes, let me know how they turned out!

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Comments

  1. Joyce Diepold says

    December 17, 2021 at 4:33 pm

    Tricia, I wasn’t able to print the Chocolate Brownie Biscotti. Had to purchase GH first before it would print the recipe. At least the Almond Biscotti was printable.

    Thank you so much!

    Joyce

    Reply
    • Tricia says

      May 7, 2022 at 5:03 pm

      Hi Joyce, sorry about that. I know I messaged you privately but I’ll put a link here for the same recipe on a different site. https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/brownie-biscotti/

      Reply
  2. Agness of Run Agness Run says

    February 2, 2017 at 3:25 pm

    I definitely agree with you, Tricia. This adorable biscuits with a cup of coffee would be very good in this cold days!

    Reply
    • Tricia says

      February 2, 2017 at 4:18 pm

      Now that Christmas is over and all of our biscotti have been eaten, I may just make some more. 🙂

      Reply

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Hey, thanks for stopping by. I'm Tricia, a Christian wife & retired homeschool mom. I am presently a certified Biblical Life Coach, Certified herbalist, homeopath, and a Digital Operations Specialist. When I was sick with chronic Lyme I had lost hope on more than one occasion. It's my privilege to share with you the HOPE-giver along with Lyme education and to let you know that it really is possible to heal from Lyme disease. So, stick around and let me encourage you, share valuable information about tick-borne diseases, and teach you how you can have hope for the journey! Read more on my About page.

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