The word "biscotti" in Italian is the plural form of biscotto, which applies to any type of biscuit, and originates from the medieval Latin word biscoctus, meaning "twice baked" : it defined biscuits baked twice in the oven, so they could be stored for long periods of time.
2 delicious flavours ~
Chocolate / Sour Cherry: flour, dried cherries, sugar, cocoa, belgian chocolate, butter, eggs, baking powder, salt. Cranberry / Almond: flour, dried cranberries, sugar, roasted almonds, butter, eggs, baking powder, almond extract, salt.
All of our pies are made with fresh, local, seasonal fruit. Made with less sugar found in most pie recipes.
Blueberry, strawberry, rhubarb, apple, peach, pumpkin, mincemeat, etc.....
Our pie crust is made with veg. shortening.
Cookies
Oatmeal Chocolate Chip or
Peanut Butter drizzled with dark chocolate.
Nanaimo: Three layers of heaven !
Bottom: Graham cracker crumbs, butter, sugar, coconut, walnuts, cocoa, eggs, vanilla, salt. Middle: Icing sugar, butter, custard powder. Top: Dark Belgian Chocolate, butter.
Date Squares: We do not add any sugar to the cooked dates. Whole dates, butter, flour, brown sugar, oats, baking powder & soda, salt.
Linzertorte Squares: Butter, ground almonds, flour, sugar, eggs, vanilla, cocoa, cinnamon, cloves, raspberry jam
Gourmet Brownie: Dark Belgian Chocolate, butter, sugar, walnuts, flour, eggs, freshly brewed espresso coffee, vanilla, salt
Buttertarts
Chocolate Macaroons
Don't through your biscotti away ~ If you find that your biscotti has become too dry, simply pop it in the microwave for a few seconds...if too moist, put in a hot oven for a few minutes to crisp again. Enjoy them with you favourite glass of wine, the Choc./Sour Cherry is particularly good with Merlot, or dunk them in your cappuccino, tea or coffee.They will keep for several months in a dry cupboard.