I was looking for matzo cookie recipes and came across this recipe from about.com and adapted it to create a super delicious treat. I'm even posting it early to give you a chance to make it before Passover is over, because it is really amazing. It tastes very much like a Skor bar, which is one of my favorite candies ever. It is relatively easy to make and I hope you will!
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Showing posts with label cracker. Show all posts
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Friday, April 22, 2011
Monday, January 10, 2011
Product Recommendation- Mini Croccantini
Made by La Panzanella (http://www.lapanzanella.com/), I first found these delicious gourmet unleavened crackers while visiting in Spokane, WA. I bought the large size croccantini and carefully portioned them to make them last until my next visit, though they didn't quite make it.
I was thrilled to find them in the deli area of our Super Walmart in their mini version. They cost $3.98, which is slightly expensive for crackers, but they really are convenient and delicious. I use them for all sorts of mini open face sandwiches, from smoked turkey, bacon, and cheddar, to brie and fruit.
I've also found their large rosemary croccantini at Costco for about 8 dollars for 3 packages. All the varieties I have tried are wonderful, and as an added bonus, they can be ground to use as breadcrumbs for meatballs and meatloafs, as well as for coating chicken or pork for pan frying or baking.
I was thrilled to find them in the deli area of our Super Walmart in their mini version. They cost $3.98, which is slightly expensive for crackers, but they really are convenient and delicious. I use them for all sorts of mini open face sandwiches, from smoked turkey, bacon, and cheddar, to brie and fruit.
I've also found their large rosemary croccantini at Costco for about 8 dollars for 3 packages. All the varieties I have tried are wonderful, and as an added bonus, they can be ground to use as breadcrumbs for meatballs and meatloafs, as well as for coating chicken or pork for pan frying or baking.
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