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Bruléed Orange Butter Cookies
I knew that I needed to bring a knockout recipe to the food blogger cookie exchange that I attended last week, so I turned to these citrusy butter cookies. With a delicate crumb, a texture similar to soft shortbread, and a creme brulée-like smattering of burnt sugar that lightly shatters when you bite into it, Bruléed Orange Butter Cookies are a welcome contrast to the denser oatmeal and peanut butter cookies that are so prevalent this time of year. Although these cookies are a festive treat for the holidays, they make a delightful accompaniment to a cappuccino any time of the year. ![]() While the burnt sugar topping is what takes these cookies to the next level, I understand that a kitchen torch isn't exactly something that everyone has on hand. My first recommendation is to use this recipe as an excuse to get one - they can be found for under $20 and are also great for toasting the cheese on French onion soup. Alternately, you can brown the sugar under the broiler for 45 seconds; however, taking this approach will also melt the glaze and the cookies won't look quite as pretty. Of course, they are incredible without the crunchy topping - just be sure to let the glaze fully harden (about 2 hours) before stacking them.
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