Lemon Nut Cookies
Show: Everyday Italian
Episode: Giada's Secret Garden
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By miker7th_5740411
santa fe, NM
on July 09, 2006
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I loved it it is so good and i love it love them love them i will so be making this agian!!!!!!!!!!!!
By anitasb_5661350
Marietta, GA
on June 23, 2006
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These cookies were delicious - so buttery and the hint of lemon made them even better. I took them on a picnic and got rave reviews. I also found them easy to make. One tip - the pine nuts toast quickly; also it would be helpful for the recipe to include instructions for toasting the nuts. I did mine on the stove top in a nonstick pan. Use medium heat and don't turn your back or they'll burn!
By Keeshanorman
West Hartford CT
on June 11, 2006
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Like in the other reviews, I was very disappointed in these cookies. They crumbled as I took them off the cookie sheet and to the touch. There was no way these cookie were able to be rolled in the sugar. The cookies were very grainy and tasted like lemon flavored saw dust... very disappointing.
I will not be making these cookis in the future unless the recipe is updated... especially with the cost of the pine nuts.
By llederman_5610272
west nyack, NY
on June 10, 2006
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There is definitely something missing/wrong with this recipe. I just made it - except I added one egg b/c what I figured it needed an egg, and the cookies still fell apart and didn't taste right. Maybe take out the cornmeal? I don't recommend trying this, it's a waste of ingredients.
By laura_b_olivier...
Raleigh, IN
on June 08, 2006
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Was it the recipe, or was it me? The cookies were tasty, but I couldn't take them to a party as I had intended. They would have left a crumbly mess on my host's floor.
By maftiff_5596830
morgan Hill, CA
on June 07, 2006
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I have to agree with all the other bad reviews on this recipe. How can the cornmeal, flour and pine nut mixture hold together without eggs?
Is there an email address so we can contact the Food Network? There has to be something missing from the recipe.
By SLattrez
Andover, MN
on June 05, 2006
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There was only one four star review when I decided to try these cookies. Being a huge fan of Giada's recipes, and they ALWAYS turn out wonderful, I decided to go for it on this one. What a disappointment! They crumbled to crumbs at the slightest touch. I am apparently not the only one with this problem....is there a misprint in the recipe or what? The crumbs had a nice flavor, but I agree they are a bit grainy. All in all, a waste of expensive pine nuts and a bit of my oh so precious time.
By jane.chafin_5036480
Las Vegas, NV
on June 02, 2006
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I love both the flavor and texture of these cookies. The first one crumbled when I tried to roll it in the sugar, so I let the rest cool on the baking sheet, then just sprinkled the sugar on top.
By jenmckin109_3761749
on June 01, 2006
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The cookies crumbled even at the slightest touch. I couldn't roll them in the powdered sugar they were so delicate. So, I managed to get them off the sheet and onto a plate to completely cool. Even then, they were very crumbly. The taste was just OK, a little grainy for me. Although I added more lemon zest to boost the lemon flavor.
By cookingwithjoy
San Diego, CA
on June 01, 2006
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I'm an avid fan of Giada's and have had lots of success from her recipes. I watched her make these cookies on the show. She made it look so easy! So I followed the recipe exactly, but my cookies weren't firm, even after cooling a bit from the oven. They came out crumbly to the touch, and fell apart when I tried to dust them with the confectioner's sugar. I likely won't be repeating this one.