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Boots&Flipflops |
Posted - Jun 22 2017 : 11:14:32 AM Hi All,
Here is the link for the Lemon Ricotta Cookies. I use my Meyer lemons for this recipe. So Yummy. They are constantly asked for and do not last. Enjoy:)
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/giada-de-laurentiis/lemon-ricotta-cookies-with-lemon-glaze-recipe-1950241
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Boots&Flipflops |
Posted - Jul 05 2017 : 09:52:50 AM Mary Jane, I am so glad you found the time to bake these cookies. Hope you and your family enjoys them as much as mine. I baked the Lemon Ricotta cake. It is yummy too! |
CloversMum |
Posted - Jul 04 2017 : 9:08:09 PM Delicious!! Almost makes me want to try again for a lemon tree. The one I got last year perished. I am still disappointed and cannot figure out what I did wrong so I'm scared to get another. But I am headed to a Traders Joe store tomorrow after my daughter's medical appointment and they have a bag of Meyer lemons. I am t noted to cheat and purchase already grown lemons! Lol |
txbikergirl |
Posted - Jul 04 2017 : 7:36:47 PM they look wonderful! |
maryjane |
Posted - Jul 04 2017 : 6:25:56 PM Notice early one there was one missing. Lemon ricotta cookies using my first ripe lemon off my tree, along with some juice from two of my limes to make 6 T total juice. I noticed the zest from homegrown lemons is much more dry and tasty. My lime tree does seem to be more prolific with a couple dozen blooms at the moment, but there are still several lemons ripening.
Delish cookies Darla! Thanks.

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maryjane |
Posted - Jun 23 2017 : 10:30:56 PM Oh man, does that look good or what? Never heard of this before: "Fiori di Sicilia which is a blend of vanilla and lemon and is delicious. Instead, you can easily substitute 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract and 1/2 teaspoon lemon extract."
Thanks Darla! Another great combo. |
Boots&Flipflops |
Posted - Jun 23 2017 : 9:14:31 PM Oh look what I found if you don't want to do cookies. May be doing this instead of cookies this weekend.
http://www.italianfoodforever.com/2010/09/ricotta-cake-with-lemon-glaze/ |
Boots&Flipflops |
Posted - Jun 23 2017 : 08:35:08 AM Mary Jane, my violin playing daughter loves these. They can become a very bad habit. They have such a light texture, bet you can't stop at one!!! Had to "buy" ricotta yesterday so I can make some this weekend. I love my Meyer. Use it for everything from these cookies and baking to fish and lamb.
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maryjane |
Posted - Jun 23 2017 : 05:40:07 AM I know what I'm going to do with my first couple of lemons. And I know where to get some fresh ricotta:) Thanks Darla! |