I would run the chocolate off the edges of the cookies with each pass the next time. Placing them on wax paper makes for easy clean-up.
Another thing I do is add nonparallels to the batter, they add little bursts of red and green.
Stir them in right before you start baking the cookies.
Stir them in right before you start baking the cookies.
And the tip I always share for Pizzelles is, sub 2-3 Tblsp cornstarch for some of the flour, it makes lighter, crisper cookies.
Remember, Christmas calories don't count and have a happy day:@)
oh, my sweet tooth just kicked in!
ReplyDeleteI'm very sure it's just my imagination, but I think such drizzled chocolate always tastes better than a regular chocolate bar. Not possible, I know, but it's true LOL. xx
ReplyDeleteCalories don't count at Christmas? That sure is good to know! YUM! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for clarifying that Christmas calories don't count!!
ReplyDeleteI'll be making Pizzelles soon, Lynn, and it trying the cornstarch sub that you like. The addition of drizzled chocolate makes a festive touch and I love the nonpareils for pretty color.
ReplyDeleteI love the sprinkles in the batter- so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. For fun, one year we worked at Wiliiams Sonoma at Christmas time and pizzelle machines sold like crazy that year.
ReplyDeleteSam
Lynn, A chocolate drizzle makes everything better! Thank heavesn I don't have a pizzelle maker :)
ReplyDeleteI love the lacy look--not to mention the deliciousness of adding chocolate.
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Bonnie
Oooo, YUMMO! I just made pizzelles for the first time in my life, Lynn. I bought the iron that does 4 little circles, but I like the look of yours MUCH better! Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI bet that new Jiff Salted Caramel Hazelnut chocolate spread would be delicious on these, too. Would have to soften it up a bit though, as it doesn't *drizzle*
Thanks for the idea!!
Your pizzelles look festive, Lynn! I made your football brownie this wknd, it was cute and delicious. I used the Hershey syrup brownie recipe which makes for a rich, fudgy brownie.
ReplyDeleteAnd oh yum!!!
ReplyDeleteKari
I am so glad to know that Christmas calories don't count! These cookies are very tempting with the fine drizzle of chocolate~great tip to use cornstarch for a lighter crisper cookie, thanks Lynn!
ReplyDeleteJenna
LOL about Christmas calories...that's the way I feel about cookie dough calories :) We're rooting for your Eagles tonight...
ReplyDeleteI don't have a pizzelle maker but I love the idea of the drizzled chocolate topping! You'll have to convince my waistline about those holiday calories :)
ReplyDeleteI think the drizzled chocolate makes it seem so rich and so beautiful!
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