Friday, November 6, 2009

Rosettes -- a once in a great while treat

Rosettes are paper-thin cookies that are made with a very thin batter using a special iron and then deep fried. They are usually served around the holidays. I rarely make them, but every once in awhile dave puts in a special request for "those puffy-crispy-airy cookies". They are actually really easy to make though deep-frying is involved.



Here's the recipe from Christmas-Cookies.com. http://www.christmas-cookies.com/recipes/recipe18.rosettes.html

Yikes! Christmas cookies already...

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  1. I've often wanted to make those, but I don't have the special iron required. They look so good!
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  2. Those look beautiful and sound delicious! YUM!
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  3. OMG I had forgotten about these! I want some right now! My auntie used to make these when we were kids. xoxo
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  4. Thanks! They are really good and just so amazingly thin. Dave pretty much inhales them.
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  5. I'm afraid of deep frying, but those look just beautiful. What a neat tool too.
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  6. Oh, I wish I could find my rosettes maker. They are good. Yours are pretty.
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  7. Wow! I'm impressed. They look wonderful.
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  8. I've always wanted to make these, Michele. Now I'm inspired to go out and get one of those irons. Gosh, can it really be time to start baking Christmas cookies?!
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  9. Thanks you guys! The irons are inexpensive and are easy to find online.
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