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Double Chocolate Chunk Biscotti

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Ingredients

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1/3 cup butter or 1/3 cup margarine
2/3 cup sugar
1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
2 teaspoons baking powder
2 eggs
1 3/4 cups flour
4 ounces white baking bar, coarsely chopped
3 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped

Nutritional information

96.9
Calories
44 g
Calories From Fat
4.9 g
Total Fat
2.9 g
Saturated Fat
17.4 mg
Cholesterol
48.2 mg
Sodium
12.8 g
Carbs
0.9 g
Dietary Fiber
6.3 g
Sugars
1.8 g
Protein
23g
Serving Size

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Double Chocolate Chunk Biscotti

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    This is the first and only biscotti recipe I've ever tried and they are so good, I don't want to try any others. Be sure and use butter and not margarine, tastes so much better. I also put sliced almonds in the dough before mixing, they break up in the dough and make it prettier. I've given these to friends and family and everyone loves them.

    • 165 min
    • Serves 32
    • Easy

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    Double Chocolate Chunk Biscotti, originally from Better Homes and Gardens magazine, This is the first and only biscotti recipe I’ve ever tried and they are so good, I don’t want to try any others Be sure and use butter and not margarine, tastes so much better I also put sliced almonds in the dough before mixing, they break up in the dough and make it prettier I’ve given these to friends and family and everyone loves them , It’s good half baked–I know that’s not really biscotti, but I don’t like the idea of dipping stuff into my drinks I just wanted something that wasn’t a brownie and wasn’t a cookie but was nice and chocolaty This did the trick (at 350 as some reviewers suggested) used chocolate almond bark instead of white chocolate [which I don’t like and didn’t have] Turned out nice, but I’ll want more chocolate in it next time


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    Steps

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    Lightly Grease a Large Cookie Sheet. Set Aside. in a Large Mixing Bowl Beat Butter With an Electric Mixer on Med. Speed For 30 Sec.

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    Add Sugar, Cocoa Powder and Baking Powder & Beat Until Combined.

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    Beat in Eggs.

    4
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    Beat in as Much of the Flour as You Can.

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    Using a Spoon, Stir in Any Remaining Flour, White Baking Bar and Semisweet Chocolate. Divide Dough in Half.

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    Shape Each Half Into a 9" Long Log.

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    Place Log About 4" Apart on Prepared Cookie Sheet. Flatten Logs Slightly Until About 2" Thick.

    8
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    Bake Logs in a 375 Degree Oven For 20-25 Min. or Until a Wooden Toothpick Inserted Neat the Centers Comes Out Clean.

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    Cool on the Cookie Sheet Set on a Wire Rack For 1 Hour.

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    Using a Serrated Knife, Cut Each Log Diagonally Into 1/2" Thick Slices.

    11
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    Lay Slices, Cut Side Down, on Ungreased Cookie Sheets.

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    Bake Slices in a 325 Degree Oven For 8 Min.

    13
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    Turn Slices Over.

    14
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    Bake 7-9 Min. More or Until Slices Are Dry and Crisp. (do not Overbake.)

    15
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    Transfer to Wire Racks and Let Cool.

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