Red Velvet Sandwich Cookies
Show: Paula's Party
Episode: Red Hot Party
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By clairegaskin
on December 22, 2010
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LOVE LOVE LOVE these cookies! But double the cookie recipe, only scoop a teaspoon at a time! The icing is rich, so a 2 bite cookie is better than the whoppers this recipe calls for. Plan to make more because these will fly! After making two batches, I still had more than a cup of icing left over from the first batch. So, definitely double the cookie batch!
By NY@heart
on December 21, 2010
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These cookies are amazing. I have made 3 batches in less than a week, as my coworkers cannot get enough and keep begging for more (too bad cookies don't impact raises! Definitely my new go-to cookie. They are easy to make and just simply delicious. I doubled the cookie recipe and used a heaping tablespoon to spoon the cookies. Made about 38 goodsize sandwiches.
By pmartin462
gloucester, MA
on December 20, 2010
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Awesome. Best tasting desert that I have ever made. I made two batches of these and wound up with 24 cookies. So, if you are going to a party, I suggest making more than one batch. Also, I used a small cookie scoop, and not an ice cream scoop. My cookies are very large, and I cannot imagine how large they would be if I used an ice cream scoop. I froze them, and wound up sneaking one (could not resist, and I found that they do not freeze completely, and are very edible right out of the freezer.
By ArmyMegAMom
on December 14, 2010
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I'm so glad I read the reviews before making these. I haven't made them yet, but I was going to ask if anyone had tried freezing them, and of course one of you wonderful women had already answered that. I will try to add the extra flour, cut frosting in half, and add pecans right to frosting as stated, and let you all know how it works. I just wanted to say THANK YOU to those of you who take the time to post tips such as these. I will be making them today, and freezing them to take to my children and grand children for Christmas next week. THANK YOU AGAIN FOR ALL THE WONDERFUL TIPS!!!!
By food explorer
Rancho Murieta
on December 06, 2010
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Yummy and a crowd pleaser. I used toasted crunch hazelnut and they were a big hit.
By kansaslady1
on December 05, 2010
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Very tasty. I would change a few things after baking them today. I believe the color and texture would be improved by cutting back just a little on the cocoa, and adding 2 Tablespoons or more of flour. I aerated it well before measuring, and used extra large eggs, so they spread out a lot on the parchment, and were sticky and easy to tear when removing, even after cooling 10 min. on the pan. Also, I doubled the cookie recipe, used the frosting recipe as printed, and still had some left over. Very pretty, and tasty. I did use a small scoop, so a regular size one would make a huge cookie.
By faithfulchris30...
Warren, NJ
on December 02, 2010
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i cant believe that food netowrk doesn't have one list for comments and one for those who actually tried the recipe this rating reflects two " i'm going to try it soon" and one sales pitch. how can anyone know what they are really like and give a fair rating on them? well, i made them and they were a big hit.
By Hantie
on November 30, 2010
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Sounds delicious, will have to try!
By DianeM44
San Antonio, TX
on November 30, 2010
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My husband loves red velvet desserts, and these would be a hit in my house! I'm looking forward to making them for Christmas eve! Thanks, Paula!
By jgs1jgs2
tampa, FL
on November 30, 2010
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i haven't made the cookies yet. they look delicious, by the way. the VIDEO is PRICELESS! so cute!