Just made these tonight. I substituted 1 cup of white whole wheat flour. They have a nice flavor - not very sweet, but hearty and healthy tasting. I wish mine had turned out a bit crisper...they just wouldn't do it! They're definitely firm, just not totally dry like I like. Oh well, I'll keep trying. Nice recipe - thank you!
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The cookies were crumbly when I was slicing them.I also reduced the cinnaon by 2 teaspoons, and I had only half a cup of honey,so I added a little sugar to make up for the sweetness.I am thinking maybe that is why the cookies were a little crumbly.My two year old just nibbled away at them though.That says a lot-the recipe is very good.
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I wasn't a big fan of these, but when I gave them away, everyone else loved them. Mine turned out a bit too crumbly--I am not sure why...
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Exccellent, I was sure the kids would hate it, but they LOVED IT!! And I feel good giving them such a healthy treat!
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I was looking for a nutfree biscotti recipe that was would have crunch. I made this twice and it was a real hit. They seems to get better after a few days - the honey flavor gets stronger. The only changes I made was to add more flour as i shaped them and I divided the dough into four sections to make smaller biscotti. For a little interest, I added 1/2 T. of anise seed and dribbled a light anise glaze over finished cookies.
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Yum, yum, yum! I followed the recipe exactly and it was delicious. I used an orange blossom honey and the flavor came thru even w/ three teaspoons of cinnamon and the rolled oats gave it a great texture. I'm looking forward to having one w/ my coffee in the morning. Definite will be making this again! Thanks for sharing the recipe, carolreu!
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I cut down on the cinnamon to one teaspoon so as allow the honey flavour to come through. I also added a cup of toasted pecan pieces. Really good biscotti - thanks for posting!
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This is a great recipe. I'm not a big fan of biscotti but had to make something for our coffeehouse party. It was a huge hit! It is pretty simple and everyone raved about homemade biscotti and the yummy taste. Thanks!
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