chocolate chip dipped almond fingers

Desciption

for all you chocolate lovers with the richness of almond. i bet you can't eat just one! these cookies i make for the holidays! almond filling is defined (solo)it comes in only one size thats 12 1/2 ounces. almond paste and filling are 2 different things! the almond filling give the cookie a very soft texture. www.solofoods.com

Steps

Cream 14 tablespoons butter and sugar
Add egg and beat well
Beat in almond and vanilla
Sift together flour
Cinnamon
And salt
Add to creamed mixture
Blend in 6 ounces of chips
Chill till workable
Take a tablespoon of dough for each cookie shape into fingers and place on greased cookie sheet
Sprinkle with sugar
Bake at 350 for 20 minutes
Cool on rack
Dip one side of cookie in chocolate
Place on waxed paper till set

Step 13

Total Time in Minute 40

Ingredients Count 10

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Ingredients

Butter

Sugar

Egg yolks

Almond filling

Vanilla

Flour

Cinnamon

Salt

Semi-sweet chocolate chips

Semisweet chocolate

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