Black and White Cookies
Recipe courtesy Giada De Laurentiis
Show: Everyday Italian
Episode: Cooking for Beginners
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By Channy73
on November 28, 2011
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Beautiful and tasty cookies... BUT I had to do things differently that this recipe does NOT explain. If you are struggling with this recipe, here are some helpful suggestions:
1 ganache mixture should freeze for about 2 hours, instead of fridge for an hour. Also, use whipping cream conservatively (1/4 C. instead of 1/3 C., ganache hardens easily/quickly. 2 Let ganache harden so it's almost solid, then use a melon baller scoop (mine is 1" in diam and only scoop 1/2 spheres instead of a 'ball', lessening the chance of chocolate overflow when baking. 3 Use a parchment sheet on the baking sheet, let cookies cool 2 mins. before removing, less sticking! 4 Place ganache spheres onto cookie sheet; then place the cookie dough log around it, you'll hardly have to handle the cookie 5 No need to flatten out cookies; they will spread out; unbaked, mine were 1-1/2" diam; baked, 2-1/2" diam 6 No need to roll cookies in sugar, it melts away & adds unneccessary sweetness!
By Repsac57
San Diego Calif...
on November 03, 2011
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Too bad. I was going for a quick and easy and I was so disappointed.
I switched it up after the first few and just took some of the dough and added some cocoa powder to make the 'black'. Then rolled out the dough and using a donut cutter cut the cookies. Fill the center of the cookies with the opposite color. You'll have black centers in some and white centers in others. Then bake as directed. They were cute, but I will not make these again. Sad, another Giada failure . . .
By monicashanelle
murrieta, ca
on March 20, 2011
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I tried the recipe but had to alter it a little bit..I used shortbread dough I had in the freezer, ganache from cupcakes that was in the fridge overnight..I LOVED the recipe and cookies..
By coffeequeen15
Houston, TX
on December 16, 2010
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Wow, these were a DISASTER! The chocolate didn't firm up for me, even after putting it in the fridge for 1.5 hours and in the freezer for 30 mins! There was no way I could roll it into a ball. So, I rolled the cookie dough into flat disks and then put a small ball of chocolate in the middle. The chocolate melted all over the place in the oven and the cookies were huge blobs! After cooling them on the cookie sheet for 15 mins, I tried to get them off the cookie sheet and they smashed together. Even after cooling further, the chocolate parts are gooey, like they are not done cooking completely. Taste good though. For batch #2, I made little flat disks, put a small blob of chocolate in the middle and formed the dough around the chocolate into balls, then flattened them and I can already tell that this isn't working either as they bake now - there is chocolate seeping out randomly all over the cookie. COOKIE FAIL.
By dianamaria
Harbor City, CA
on November 27, 2010
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I made 2 batches the first was not that great. With the 2nd I made the dough thicker and made sure there were no gaps and assembled the cookies on a flat surface so that the chocolate on the bottom was pretty well covered with the dough. Although you could still see some of the chocolate on the bottom. Also they are not easily removed from the baking sheet until they cool some as the chocolate on the bottom of the cookie comes off. The second batch was very good if you let them cool on the baking sheet.
By yayamarshall
on November 19, 2010
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The cookies turned out to be on big mess. A great big gooey sheet cookie no less.
yaya
By kittycat112291_...
Allison Parkp, 78
on August 05, 2010
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Although we used more cookie dough than suggested(which makes the cookies HUGE, if thats what you like, we substituted dark chocolate to dark chocolate with mint...and it was awesome. The aroma of the cookies was just as amazing as the taste and I would highly recommend using it(or even other varieties of chocolate. One thing that was annoying for my friend and I was that it took more than an hour(as it says on the recipe for the ganache to cool/harden enough...and the 15 minute, easy rating can be deceiving as the prep time takes more than an hour. All in all, great cookies.
By fabprincess96_1...
on July 22, 2010
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if u use milk chocolate instead of dark chocolate it might taste better but with dark chocolate it i awful,YUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
By chornrn_12684456
albany, 72
on February 23, 2010
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I watched Giada make these cookies on TV and they were easy to make like she said. But after baking them, they did not look like Giada's cookies. They were deflated and crispy like crackers. I tried cooking them at different temp and time intervals with no success. Such a waste of chocolate.
By phimugirl_98_12...
Richmond, 86
on February 21, 2010
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I watched the cookies being made on TV and seemed very easy. The chocolate even put in the freezer for an hour was so sticky and got everywhere. When I baked it the chocolate spread out over almost the whole cookie. The next batch i put the chocolate on top of the dough (which I indented a little and didn't use as much this turned out better.