apearl
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- Sep 25, 2023
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For thanksgiving I made Italian rainbow cookies!! They where surprisingly difficult to make but came out pretty good (for a beginner) :)
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I went over to my son's house and took a chocolate cobbler and some vanilla ice cream for dessert. He did the rest of the cooking. He's a good fella!
Wow! They look delicious. Are the different layers different flavours? Is the green layer pistachio? They remind me of Neapolitan ice cream.
apearl
mitski fan
- Sep 25, 2023
- 113
Thank you!! The layers are all the same (almond) besides me using dried raspberry dust to dye to pink layer!
Italian rainbow cookies origin comes from American-Italian bakeries that wanted to make a cookie that looked like the Italy flag so they didn't care about flavor profile as much as the looks of them! I used raspberry jam in between layers to make them stick though. :)
