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About onekind

If you could only have one food for the rest of your life, which would you choose:
eggs

What is your favorite recipe to make:
chicken chimichangas

Which kitchen appliance can’t you live without:
coffee pot

If you could invite 3 people to a dinner party – living or dead – who would you pick:
Walt Disney, Martha Stewart, John Lennon

What is your favorite meal from your childhood:
tuna casserole

How do you like your eggs:
over easy

What is your favorite red-colored food or dessert:
Cherry's

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Brunch, Slow Cooker, Cooking, Holiday Baking, Baking, Healthy Eating, Budget Cooking/Baking, 30 Minute Meals, Vegies Husband will eat

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onekind rated and reviewed the recipe Citrus Biscotti

"I've never made Biscotti before so after reading the recipe I was concerned about not having enough wet ingredients so I used a cereal bowl to mix the zest and oil together, then added the eggs and mixed well. In a medium bowl I poured the lemon cake mix and created a trough then slowly added the wet ingredients. Using a small rubber spatula, the dough worked into a rough ball quickly. I didn't use my hands until forming it on the pan. Enough dry ingredients was left to scrape onto the dough ball to easily work with the dough. I didn't find this nearly as sticky as a biscuit dough. I followed rest of directions as given. Very flavorful."

Posted on 10/17/2009

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Posted 10/17/2009 6:53:52 PM REPORT ABUSE

Citrus Biscotti

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I've never made Biscotti before so after reading the recipe I was concerned about not having enough wet ingredients so I used a cereal bowl to mix the zest and oil together, then added the eggs and mixed well. In a medium bowl I poured the lemon cake mix and created a trough then slowly added the wet ingredients. Using a small rubber spatula, the dough worked into a rough ball quickly. I didn't use my hands until forming it on the pan. Enough dry ingredients was left to scrape onto the dough ball to easily work with the dough. I didn't find this nearly as sticky as a biscuit dough. I followed rest of directions as given. Very flavorful.

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