I only gave this 4 stars, because they were just alright. I think it is my personal preference. I guess I just prefer Biscotti "not so sweet" They were good but for me not my favorite. I did everything like I should and I was in Biscotti mode, I made three separates receipes today, so I know what i am doing - yet these were very soft when it came to the second cooking and hard to flip you had to be extremely gentle when flipping them. They started crumbling. When they were finished in the second cooking, I just took the pans out and left them sitting on the counter for two hours, they seemed to have improved once they air dried.

Reviewed On: Jun. 14, 2009

Well I was alittle hesitant about this seeing that I was making the Cranberry sauce first then adding it to the muffin batter. I honestly thought it would be to watery. But I made cranberry sauce and put it in a strainer (not a collander) for about 5 minutes then added it to the batter. They were fabulous. They were so moist (not soggy) and they tasted was much better then just adding cranberries ( I have done that before and they were alright) this was much more flavorful. Love the receipe and it is a keeper.

Reviewed On: May 23, 2009

I have to say even those these dig fall apart alittle, they were great. My kids loved them. They are so moist and tender as well, a far cry from a burger. To keep falling aprat to a min. I don't turn them a whole lot, the less I mess with them the better. I thought this was a cost effective receipe as well. Thanks

Reviewed On: Apr. 18, 2009