Happy 1st Advent! Hope you all had a wonderful weekend. My kids had an extra day off from school on Friday, giving us some more time to decorate the house and just relax a little. The Christmas tree is up and we only have a few more wooden decorations we need to set up and find the perfect place to display. We also started to do some baking and I’m excited to share the recipe for these yummy chocolate cookies. I’ve been making these for many years, this year I slightly changed the recipe, using melted chocolate and sweetened only with coconut sugar. The outside needs to be slightly crisp with a chewy soft center, and they are gluten free. These cookies need to dry/rest overnight and bake only for a few minutes. Forming the balls is pretty messy, just to warn you;) but you will not regret it!
Almond Chocolate Cookies
Ingredients:
- 3 eggs
- 250 g coconut sugar
- 200 g semisweet chocolate chips
- 300 g ground almonds
- 2-3 tbsp corn starch
-Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper.
-In a medium bowl whisk together eggs and coconut sugar.
-Melt the chocolate chips in a double boiler. Add to the egg mixture. Mix in almonds and corn starch until well combined.
-Cover and let cool in refrigerator at least 1/2 hour. Dough has to be more formable.
-Using a tablespoon or teaspoon, scoop out portions then roll into balls. Place onto baking sheets. Cover loosely with plastic wrap and let rest/dry over night.
-Preheat oven to 380F (convection setting). Bake for 3-5 minutes. Cookies should only have some little cracks, and lightly browned at the bottom. Do not overbake they will still harden a little while cooling down.
Hope you give it a try! Let me know if you do:)
Enjoy!
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Thanks for the recipe- they sound good!
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Awww you’re welcome! They’re really yummy😊
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A great read Ursula, and I like those cookies. 🙂 You’ve inspired me to start decorating my Christmas tree. It’s out and up but only has the lights on so far.
Let the spirit of the season, good food, good times with family begin.
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So true, thank you so much Eartha! This was the earliest we’ve ever decorated the tree😄still have some lights to hang up on the windows, almost forget that, which is usually the first thing I do🤔😁Happy holidays!😊
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Happy Holidays to you too, Ursula! 🎄
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Almond and chocolate….such a killer combo…. superbbb 👌
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It is, love it! Thank you Jyo!😊
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They look delicious – and chocolate with almonds is one of my absolute favorites
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Thank you Karin! It’s just soo goooood together!😊
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wow love it!
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Thank you so much!😊
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It’s a fair warning, I recently made some amaretti cookies and it does get messy. But these look delicious so for sure it’s worth it!
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I just had to say it😉, my hands were covered!😄 These are so yummy, almost all gone already!😊
Yes your amaretti cookies looked so yummy, it’s one of my favorite cookies!
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These cookies look scrumptious!
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Thank you Kreso!😊
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These look so so good (and worth the little extra fuss of rolling the balls!)– So fun that you’ve started Christmas baking!! How old are your children?? I’ll bet they love the tree and the cookies!! Have a blessed Christmas season ahead… xox
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Hi Rhonda! It’s a bit messy but so yummy! My daughter is 18 and my son’s 15. They love to help with baking😊 I wish you a blessed Christmas season as well☺ xo
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Hi Ursula– what fun ages!! And cool they like to be in the kitchen with you. We have our grand-girls (10, 9, 6) here for a bit and they helped me make pizza last night– lots of messy fun! hugs hugs!
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😊sounds like you were busy😉 xox
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Oh but these sound so good!! It sounds like your holiday season is off to a great start!!
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Yes it has, have been busy baking😉thank you Molly!😊
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Oh my gosh Ursula I missed a few of your posts with the flu ufff….loved all of them…looks delicious 🙂
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Thank you Sophie! I hope you’re doing better now!😊
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I like your post 😊.
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Thank you so much!😊
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take a look on my last post.
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Hey..Almond chocolate is such a classic combo. Those cookies look pretty! I love baking more than anything. I have opened a new baking website. Have a look if you get a chance. Thanks! https://greedyeats.com/
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Thank you so much! How exciting, yes I will have a look!😊
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I hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas.
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Thank you Karen! I had a lovely time! Hope yours was wonderful as well! 😊
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What a delicious cookies, Ursula! 😍💞 I hope you had a great Christmas time! All the best in New Year to you and your family! ❤️
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Thank you! Yes I had a lovely Christmas! Hope yours was wonderful as well!!😊xo
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Thank you! Mine were amazing too! Already missing Mexico and family around 🙂 Hugs!!!
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Beautiful & delicious cookies !
Wishing you & your family a happy New Year !!
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Thank you Megala! Happy New Year to you and your family!❤
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Looks absolutely delicious, nice share 👍
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Thank you so much!!😊
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I’m finding so many yummy ideas on your blog!
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Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! 😊
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My waistline probably won’t appreciate your blog, but my tummy will! 😄
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Lol, everything in moderation, right😅😊
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