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Reviewed: Mar. 22, 2006
Fabulous cookies!!! They have wonderful texture and a really delicious flavor. And they weren't hard to make at all. A few extra dishes don't matter. I left mine in the fridge overnight, too, and they were a bit hard to get out of the pan. But I ran a bit of warm water over the bottom of the pan, and they popped right out. Very impressive cookie. I will make these many times. Yummy.
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Reviewed: Mar. 17, 2006
Wow! I love these cookies! The only thing I don't love are all the dirty dishes...
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Reviewed: Dec. 30, 2005
These look super cute, and are pretty easy to make. Everyone was quite impressed with them. THe only problem I had was getting the dough out of the pan, so I could cut it. But that could be because I let it chill overnight in the fridge, instead of 4 hours. I would definitely not do that next time. I also left out the chopped nuts. I will be making this recipe again.
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Reviewed: Dec. 19, 2005
Very good, and great presentation. Instead of a pink layer, I used green food coloring and added drained chopped marischino cherries to that green layer.
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Reviewed: Dec. 15, 2005
Great cookie - looks nice and tastes good. I did these with green and red for xmas. I will definitely try other flavor and color combinations. Very easy. I used plastic wrap instead of wax paper. I recommend cutting it in 3 strips lengthwise before slicing the cookies. Great for holiday cookie trays.
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Reviewed: Nov. 12, 2005
These are very pretty little cookies, and are really easy to make. I added a tablespoon or two of extra cocoa to add more of a chocolate flavor, and added just a few more drops of red coloring to get a darker pink. I stuck the cookies on parchment paper and baked them for 13 minutes before they were perfect. Don't wait for them to get brown...by then they'll be a little overdone. Bake them just only enough so that they're somewhat firm to the touch and when they cool you'll end up with soft, chewy cookies. I plan on adding these to my Christmas baskets of cookies.
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Reviewed: Oct. 9, 2005
This is one of my new favorite recipes. So easy to make and impressive looking. You can really play around with the colors and flavors. I'm going to try a candy corn look for Halloween.
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Reviewed: Apr. 11, 2005
Great crunchy cookie! I used more unsweetened chocolate (2 oz.) and instead of using nuts, I added mini chocolate chips to the white dough.
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Reviewed: Dec. 21, 2004
Three words...Cute, Easy, Delicious! I loved the almond flavoring mixed with the chocolate and banana. (Banana extract in my case but you can mix and match whatever flavorings you have on hand that you think will taste good together. Lots of room for creativity here.) You only need to make one dough which was very easy, and then divide it into 3 equal parts to color and flavor as you wish. For the pink layer I used maraschino cherry juice, a couple drops of red food color, almond extract and finely chopped maraschino cherries in the dough - tasted great! For the chocolate layer I mixed in 3 Tblsp. of cocoa to the melted chocolate for a richer, darker color and flavor. I just added the banana extract to the white layer, easy as could be. Very versatile for different occasions and easily assembled in a loaf pan for surprisingly impressive results. Refrigerated for 4 hours and easily removed from the loaf pan, I cut the dough into 4 rows for smaller cookies as others suggested and very pleased with the size of the finished product. I baked the cookies for 8 minutes and loved the chewy, soft texture/results. They were the 'Belle of the Ball' on my cookie tray and the first to disappear! Thank you Missy for sharing and this one is a keeper for sure~
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Reviewed: Mar. 13, 2004
Very cool looking and very easy!
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Reviewed: Jan. 1, 2004
A great cookie. I've been eyeing this for awhile and finally made it and it was easy and turned out a light crunchy cookie with a great flavor. I added the almond to the white dough, added 1/2 tsp strawberry extract with the red food coloring to the other dough and for the third mixed in the 1 oz melted chocolate as stated, but also added three tablespoons Hershey's cocoa powder when it wasn't as dark looking as I wanted. I only chilled for two hours and it was easy to cut. The only thing I would do different is take the suggestion of another reviewer and cut the dough lengthwise into three sections instead of two as the cookies would be good a bit smaller. A fun cookie that the kids love..a keeper.
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Reviewed: Dec. 11, 2003
These cookies were gone as soon as they had cooled off enough to eat! Very tasty, and everyone will be amazed at your baking skills (even though they are super-easy). These particular flavors (almond and chocolate) blend quite well, but it's easy to experiment with different flavors and colors. Make them red, white, and green for christmas, make them red, white and blue for 4th of July, you get the idea!
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Reviewed: Nov. 28, 2003
Very good cookie. Nice & rich. I substituted the red food coloring with marachino cherry juice. Gives the pink layer a subtle hint of cherry that blends well with the other two layers.
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Reviewed: Oct. 19, 2003
This Recipe is fantasic! I am allergic to walnuts, so I substuited pecans for them, and they were wonderful. I had to subsitute margarine for the butter too. They are hard to resist. The kids love them too.
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Reviewed: Jun. 23, 2003
used raspberry flavoured chocolate chips and skipped the almond flavouring. nice addition to a cookie plate.
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Reviewed: Jun. 10, 2003
Gosh these are good! Instead of layering them like the recipe calls for I placed the three different dough flavors in the bread pan side by side, so it resembled a neapolitan ice cream pattern more, plus it divided up the flavor. Really good!
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Reviewed: Apr. 21, 2003
very easy to make. Looks and tastes great. I omitted the nuts and used cocoa for the chocolate.I used plastic wrap and used a big enough piece that I could wrap it for the frig and then just lift the dough out. thanks missy!
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Reviewed: Apr. 16, 2003
AT FIRST GLANCE LOOKS LIKE A LOT OF WORK, WRONG! RATHER EASY AND OH SO PRETTY PRESENTED ON A PLATTER WITH BLACK AND WHITE PINWHEELS! WENT LIKE HOTCAKES! THANKS A MILLION FOR A GREAT RECIPE! :-)))))
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Reviewed: Jan. 9, 2003
These cookies tasted really good, but I thought they were going to come out differently. Not so flat. Oh! Well! They tasted very good.
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Reviewed: Aug. 4, 2002
Deserving of all five stars, great texture, delicious taste and not as difficult to prepare as I originally thought. I did not add the nuts and the cookies were stil wonderful. Instead of melted chocolate, I used bakers cocoa and still had great results. Thanks Missy, these are a treat.
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