I am starting to think Holidays. Cookies are always a hit at my place. I like to test them before I bake them during the month of December. I was searching for a White Chocolate Macadamia Cookies and found one while visiting Brown Eyed Baker There is a lot of good recipes on her blog and she is also a finalist for Best Baking Blog on Foodbuzz. If you had not done so you should go and vote. At the same time you will discover lot's of great blogs.
The white chocolate and the decorating sugar are from Epicure Selections. They have amazing products this Fall. I will be baking more using their products. More recipes to came.
Recette
Here is a list of new blogs that I have discovered, please take the time to visit them:
I just found that blog today. Love the pictures:
Salted Lemons
I started talking to Kamran on Twitter. I thought he was so mature for his age (17). He has a great blog and I love his pictures that he takes with a point & shoot. He is an inspiration. He is a finalist for Best Visual Blog on Foodbuzz:
The Sophisticated Gourmet
Thorsten from Germany is passionate about food photography. His pictures are stunning.
My2Penn'orth
Another twitter 'friend' Yasamin just started a food blog. Go have a look, her Boneless Chicken Kabob, Grilled Heirloom Tomatoes with Saffron Rice surely looks yummy.
Pinch my Saffron








Those cookies look perfect!
ReplyDeletei love the way u take your pictures! just so comfortable to gaze at them!
ReplyDeletei bet the food in there tastes good too!
I love white chocolate, and these cookies look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteMmmm. The smell of the macadamia nuts is a nice one when they've been baked or roasted.
ReplyDeleteOne of my most favorite cokies.. they look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are to die for.I love the texture of Macadamia in cookies..
ReplyDeleteI rarely make cookies...but just made some today and am loving that just-out-of-the-oven melty goodness. Yours are up next--thanks!
ReplyDeletelovely lovely. and happy thanksgiving,
ReplyDeleteI love macadamia, but never use it for cookies. What a delicious idea Helene.
ReplyDeleteI love the rustic photo, the chunky cookies and macadamias are my favorite nuts. With macadamias being cholesterol free, does that mean I can more than 1 cookie???
ReplyDeleteUne vraie gourmandise !
ReplyDeleteCookies are perfect for the holidays. They make great gifts, and you can keep them in the freezer in case you have unexpected company. These look like perfect holiday cookies!
ReplyDeleteI rarely make cookies (well, almost never). My husband would eat the entire batch before they even had a chance to cool. However, I could eat a couple of those for breakfast with coffee, which is what time it is here. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteSam
Macadamia cookies are my favorite, I have not had one in ages. They look yummy. Can't believe holidays are approaching, i better get organized.
ReplyDeleteMmm, it has been so long since I have had macadamias! They look delicious.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo Hélène..and thanks for the links..Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours~
ReplyDeleteclassic cookie combo, helene. the thickness of yours is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteYum, your macadamia nut cookies look addicting! That's smart to start testing holiday recipes now!
ReplyDeletePerfect cookies and combo!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Helene... nothing better that a cookie filled with my favorite things! Thanks for this delectable cookie recipe.
ReplyDeleteThese are my favorite cookies! That's why I never make them - I won't be able to stop eating them! They look really delicious!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cookies and a great combo!
ReplyDeleteI lOVE these. Pepperidge Farm makes some delicious ones. Sadly no Macademia nuts here for me to try this. Sigh guess I'll have to have a cookie now to console myself:-)
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look so scrumptious! Our all-time favorite!
ReplyDeleteJe commence aussi à tester quelques recettes pour Noël ... Ces cookies me paraissent tout à fait adaptés à la fête !
ReplyDeleteBises et bonne journée
Hélène
Gorgeous cookies Helene, and thanks for the links. I love kamrans blog & think it's fab for a 17 year old to be hosting such a brilliant blog. Just discovered Pinch My Saffron off twitter today. Will check out the other 2 you mention. What a beautiful world there is out there! BTW, love your sprigs of lavendar! beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMmmm this cookies with a cup coffee! Greeting from Belgium
ReplyDeleteLouisette passion golden retriever
http://blog.seniorennet.be/louisette/
There is nothing better than white chocolate and nuts - those look amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post! Thanks so much for the mention! :D I read it the other day, but forgot to comment! Silly me... :D Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI spotted those cookies over there too! They look so scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteYour photo is absolutely stunning. I will have to try your recipe and pray my cookies end up resembling the ones you have made. Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteI love macadamia, and they are just so perfect with white chocolate!
ReplyDeletetruly lovely. this is my first time on your site and they make me feel welcome, like cookies would to a new neighbor! look forward to visiting more often - you have a great blog.
ReplyDeletecheers,
*heather*
So lovely! White choc and macadamia is my fav combo, too!
ReplyDeleteWhite chocolate and macadamia nuts sound heavenly together. And perfect for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteYou have such lovely pictures! These cookies look and sound amazing! Yay for holiday baking! :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous cookies and thanks for the links to new blogs to discover!
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos Helene. Thanks for the introduction to the bloggers!
ReplyDeleteMon dieu, your blog is gorgeous! I'm impressed that you actually test your Xmas baking beforehand - what forethought.
ReplyDeleteTo answer the question you left on my blog about the vintage tin, the answer is: I don't know what you use it for! I've never seen one like it before but I imagine you could use it for any small cakes.
Great photo! I'll be sure to check out all of those blogs.
ReplyDeleteThe cookies sound like perfection in every bite Helene. On another note I will be making Pate Chinois today..I knew you would know that that is:D
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed these, they look fabulous! And thank you for the plug on my nomination!
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for a recipe like this one. It is perfect and my husband will probably send you a thank you email when I make them! :)
ReplyDeletethis cookies look so delicious !!!!!
ReplyDeleteMmm these look good. Love white chocolate cookies!
ReplyDeleteahh just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour photography is getting better and better with every post, utterly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite cookies... when I come across good Macadamia nuts, this is the first thing I think about.
ReplyDeleteGreat cookies -- and some great blogs. Thanks for the recs!
Macadamia is one of my fav. cookies,thanks for introducing us to those blogs :D
ReplyDeleteHelene, your photos are absolutely beautiful. Love these cookies!
ReplyDeleteabsolutly gorgeous, just what we need on this lousy rainy day
ReplyDeletehad bookmarked this recipe for a while via foodgawker. finally had a chance to make them yesterday, yummy.
ReplyDeleteone ?, do you toast nuts or use raw?
thanks
wintkat
http://60-or-bust.blogspot.com/2009/12/yummy.html