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Tangerine Walnut Biscotti #CountryCrockCookies

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Jennifer

If you have been following my blog at all, you will know I have posted often about baking with Country Crock. Last year the cookie exchange party was such a success, I decided to do another. You can find a whole bunch of tips and tricks on hosting your successful cookie exchange at their website. You do not even have to do it near the holidays! My friends and I like to get together and just exchange recipes and food any time of the year! One of the recipes I created was the Red Velvet Crinkle Cookies shown above.

Country Crock’s Holiday Cookie Exchange offers everything you need to know for hosting a fun and festive cookie exchange party. From printable invitations cards, to recipe ideas and cookie tags – with their guide, your party is sure to be a success! One of the recipes on the recipe cards they sent me can be found on the Country Crock recipe site: Orange Pecan Biscotti and you can download it here. You can enter the sweepstakes to win a Country Crock cookie package which includes a Premium rolling pin, 30-piece cookie cutter set, and 3 full value Country Crock spread coupons so you can have your own Cookie Exchange. Enter on the giveaway tools form below.

I adapted the recipe a bit and came up with Tangerine Walnut Biscotti. You can find the recipe below. I changed the obvious of the tangerine and the walnut, but I also used whole wheat flour and the crunchy big demerara sugar!

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Tangerine Walnut Biscotti
 
Ingredients
  • 2¾ cups whole wheat flour
  • 1½ t baking powder
  • ½ t salt
  • ¼ t baking soda
  • ½ c Country Crock® Spread
  • 1 c demera sugar
  • 1½ t grated tangerine peel
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 t vanilla extract
  • 1 c chopped walnuts
Instructions
  1. Preheat oven to 350°.
  2. Combine flour, baking powder, salt and baking soda in medium bowl; set aside.
  3. Beat Country Crock® Spread, sugar and tangerine peel (I do this by hand cause I like the exercise)
  4. Add eggs and vanilla.
  5. Add the flour mixture a little at a time.
  6. Stir in walnuts.
  7. Divide dough in half.
  8. Shape dough into two flat logs, about 12 x 2-inches each on lightly floured surface.
  9. Arrange on ungreased baking sheet, 3 inches apart.
  10. Bake 30 minutes or until lightly golden.
  11. Carefully remove to wire rack, cool 15 minutes.
  12. Cut logs crosswise on diagonal into ½-inch slices on cutting board.
  13. Arrange cookie sticks cut-side down on baking sheet.
  14. Bake an additional 15 minutes, turning once.
  15. Remove to wire rack, cool completely.
  16. Store in airtight container.
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214 COMMENTS

  14. I have a soft chocolate chip cookie I love to make. The Avocado Chocolate Chip Cookie looks yummy too.

  34. I am entering your giveaway.
    It would be great to win a Country Crock cookie package.
    My favorite cookies are Peanut Butter.
    Thank you for having this giveaway!!!!!!!!

  39. My favorite cookie recipe is the one with oreos & cream cheese… I don’t know what they’re called.

  60. Your Red Velvet Crinkle Cookies look delicious – we make a lot of the cream cheese spritz cookies here – think they are the favorite but will have to try these red velvet ones 🙂

  70. I love frosted sugar cookies. Thankfully, I only make them a few times per year. Otherwise, they would be part of my regular food pyramid!

  73. Breakfast Takealongs, a recipe from an old Quaker Oats booklet. They are made with bacon, cheese, wheat germ, raisins and nuts (optional) – great for brunch or road trips!

  74. Anything chocolate gets me everytime! My favorite though are red velvet cookies dipped in white chocolate..yum!

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  82. My favorite cookie is Emmy, s Dump Cookie. It is my friend Emmy, s.

    Start with a basic oatmeal cookie recipe. Then and all different kinds of chips and nuts.

  83. Sugar cookies are by far my favorite. My family has a recipe that has been passed down for generations! Delicious!!!

  114. My husband’s oatmeal cookies. He puts walnuts and coconut in them. And, we like them chewy. So good!

  123. For Christmas I always make 12 kinds, the consistent ones are: 7 Layer Rainbow Cookies, Rugelach, Gingerbread, Chocolate Chip, Cran-Orange, Triple Chocolate, and Chocolate Mint. The other 5 vary year to year with changing interest and time.

  162. My favorite cookie recipe is good ole fashion chocolate chip cookies:

    ½ lb unsalted butter (2 sticks)
    ¾ cups granulated sugar
    ¾ cups brown sugar, packed
    2 eggs
    1 tsp vanilla extract
    ¾ tsp baking soda
    ¾ tsp salt (table salt, not Kosher salt)
    2¾ cups pastry flour, or 2½ cups all-purpose flour, sifted
    2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips (1 12-oz package)

  171. I love chocolate chip pecan cookies, but think I will try the Nutty Chocolate Crisps for something different!

  196. I found a salted caramel thumbprint cookie on a tasty kitchen blog, and its become a favorite for special occasions.

  208. My all time favorite cookies are the chocolate chip cookies from the recipe on the back of Toll House Chocolate Chip Morsels package.

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