Hi Bold Bakers! My Homemade Biscoff Cookies recipe is crunchy, buttery, aromatic, and just the right amount of sweet! Get the RECIPE: www.biggerbolderbaking.com/homemade-biscoff-cookies/
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I love Biscoff cookies, so I will try this recipe soon. They're really an everyday version of speculass, a traditional Christmas cookie that's made in Belgium, Holland, and Germany each year. They're like "spiced shortbread." My grandmother was Dutch, so I'm very familiar with speculass cookies and I have ate tons of them. 😊 One of her secrets was to mix the dough and then pop it into the refrigerator for 24 hours. It allowed the spices to bloom and for the flavors meld together. It made a better cookie, she claimed, but who can wait that long? 😅
I love Biscoff cookies so much! We can buy Biscoff cookie butter here in the States, as well. I like to spread the butter between 2 cookies. I am sure that your homemade version are even better than store-bought. I hate rolling out dough because I am no good at it, but I may try these!
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The original name of this biscuit was speculoos (belgian and dutch people will still call them this). There is also speculaas, which has a little more spice and I think is even more delicious.
Thank you for this biscoff recipe. We now get them in South Africa but very expensive. I had some this morning with my coffee. I love the caramel flavour 😋
I love biscoff cookies . Only tried it one time and fell in love. But can't afford anymore because it's literally super expensive here in sri lanka. Thank you so much for the recipe Gemma. This is a dream cone true ❤
@@biggerbolderbakingCould I use almond flour instead? Would it mess up the recipe? My mom is diabetic, but this would be such a nice gift if I could make it. The fact it's very small might make it ok for a tiny treat, but if I could do almond flour I think that might be better for her. Thanks! 🥰
Almond flour should work. Just use the same amount of almond flour as the recipe says for all-purpose flour. If the dough is too sticky, add a little more almond flour.
Hi Gemma ❤️! I am so excited about this recipe! I once tried a small package of Biscoff Cookies. The texture & bit of spicy taste were divine! Thank you Gemma, now I can make my own , which I know will taste even better! XX 🌟👏🏻❤️🫶
And not to be picky here but Speculoos is actually the orignal name, because it was hard to pronounce they exported it under the name "biscoof" (for Biscuit - coofee). The spread is just called "Speculoos spred". It's a famous threat to offer to children for Saint Nicolas (6th of décembre). Anyway, it's all coming from love because I love you and your Channel for years. So happy to see Belgian cooking here
Hi Gemma, thank you for sharing this recipe, these biscuits look so delicious and I swear I can almost smell them! Just one question, can you confirm that the ground allspice you use in this recipe is actually made from ground allspice berries? Or is this British mixed spice blend that includes cinnamon, ginger, cloves etc, often used at Christmas? x
I got it from Amazon www.amazon.com/Alphabet-Including-Punctuation-Customizable-Messages/dp/B07CKYP545/ref=as_li_ss_tl?keywords=message+in+a+cookie&qid=1559684816&s=home-garden&sr=1-4&linkCode=sl1&tag=gemsbigbolbak-20&linkId=0f70580a4b23cce5520f24e0eb169550&language=en_US Hope this helps.
Could you please do a video on homemade Maryland cookies ? I can’t do soft cookies… 😩 just feels like biscuits left out on the counter for too long to me😢 So a good crispy chocolate chip cookie ( with nuts) like Maryland would be great to make 😊😊😊 I have tried several recipes . But they either get soft in the middle or just very thin and hard , not thick and crispy 😢
Hi. Allspice is NOT a mixture of different spices. It’s a SINGLE spice all of its own. A round small brown pea-sized thing that can be ground. As a substitution for each teaspoon of allspice, you can use 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon, 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves, and a pinch of ground nutmeg. Hope this helps.
You can try margarine or coconut butter in place of butter. Note that the flavor profile will be slightly different with the latter as it has a distinct flavor. Hope this helps.
for all of us trying to boycott lotus biscoff and oreos in solidarity with the people of Palestine, i thank you so much for all your homemade remake recipes of popular store items 🧡🧡 thank you so much i will definitely be trying this out!
Please do better reseach. Biscoff or speculoos are made with just cinnamon and vanilla. Biscoff/ Speculoos get the flavour from carmalizing and not the addition of spices. It is different from speculaas which is more of gingerbread flavour and eaten i the Netherlands. It has more spices and is not carmalized like biscoff cookies.
Yeah, no. I can't stand any cook/chef who keeps their rings on while handling/prepping/cooking food. Do you have any idea how much filth you accumulate in/around rings?! That is disgusting.
Glad that you enjoyed the recipe. Like most people at home, I just get on with it. I am not selling the food I make here, but if I were, it would be a different story. Thanks for being here.
