Tequeños are small sticks of cheese wrapped in
slightly sweet dough and fried to golden perfection.
Not exact matches
Served warm, their
dough is
slightly sweet and filled with fruit, meat or cheese.
If you prefer your biscuits
slightly on the
sweeter side, just taste a tiny bit of
dough once you've mixed all ingredients and add more sugar if required.
The cookie
dough itself is only
slightly sweet, and is balanced perfectly by the luxurious salted caramel layer.
The creator of this recipe is a genius in my book, combining bittersweet chocolate, flaky
dough, juicy ripe strawberries, and
slightly sweet soft peaks of heavy whipping cream.
This version is a bit different, it incorporates perfectly golden,
slightly chopped pine nuts and just enough rosemary and lemon zest to infuse the buttery
sweet dough with their fragrance and flavor.
I absolutely loved working with this
slightly sweet pumpkin
dough.
This
dough was the easiest to roll out I've ever tried and it's
slightly sweet and very crisp.
They're soft,
slightly chewy, and the combination of the
sweet fruit jams with the cookie
dough is so yummy.
I adapted the recipe just
slightly by adding 1 cup peeled, chopped local apple, 1/2 cup of organic raisins, an additional 2 tablespoons of honey, and a bit of extra flour to the
dough (I also omitted the sesame seeds on top as I didn't think they meshed with the
sweeter bread).
Tender and
slightly sweet, even the raw
dough is delicious.
But don't let that dissuade you from making this absolutely divine raw vegan cookie
dough — because each of these ingredients ensures you get all of the delightfully dense,
slightly fudgy and yet crumbly texture, as well as the
sweet almost buttery flavour of «real» cookie
dough.
The buns came out to be satisfying on so many levels — soft, moist
dough with subtle notes of matcha, followed by a chewy, fragrant filling, and complete with the
sweet and sour,
slightly salty glaze — it's a heavenly combination.
I also used similar
dough (without the flax and
slightly different) for cinnamon rolls so it works for
sweet dough too
It's not a bad
sweet treat or topping for a dessert, but eaten by itself, it does have a
slightly synthetic flavor to it, maybe because our mouths are expecting the consistency of cookie
dough but instead are just getting the smooth peanut butter consistency.
Nikki's Coconut Butter A spoonful of Nikki's is like indulging in a bite of unbaked cookie
dough: tender,
slightly sweet, creamy.