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Bridget makes Julia classic Baci di Dama (Italian Hazelnut Cookies).

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33 Comments

  1. I am celiac. These look really yummy. They would probably be really easy to make gluten free. Instead of chocolate, I think putting Nutella in the middle would be fitting.

  2. Oh my gosh, what darling little cookies. I'm going to a New years eve party and I am going to attempt to make these. Better yet, make some and send them to me. 😀 It looks like cutting them perfectly would be the hardest part. Looking forward to making these. I love your videos.

  3. This is like having friends or sisters teaching how to make something, no audience no silly catch phrases. We really appreciate these tutorials. Happy holidays.

  4. It's MURDERING the cohost yo keep her blabbering mouth shut. Just STFU if it isn't your segment. It's so frustrating and distracting! And FFS please dispose with the Rachel Ray style foodgasm. Blech!

  5. Is there a reason not to use a piping bag for the melted chocolate? Measuring each portion with a quarter teaspoon seems unnecessarily tedious.

  6. Looks like a winner to me! Would hazelnut flour combined with the all purpose flour work with this recipe? Certainly won’t have the same flavor notes but without a food processor I wonder how to get a close approximation of this cookie

  7. OK, I've toasted and skinned hazelnuts before, and I have to ask–how do you keep from eating all of them before you make the recipe?

  8. They look delicious! Speaking of Italian cookies, I’d love to see you do amaretti! They are my favorite cookie and I’d love to try making them. 😁

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