These cookies are delicious! I didn't have a bee cutter (who has one, anyway?) so I used the cutters I had on hand and they turned out just fine. Be sure to grease your baking sheets or line them with parchment because they stick even to nonstick sheets. I found these cookies best when rolled out thin and baked until they were light brown around the edges and crisp. I'm making another batch tonight!
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04/04/2011
Where can I get Bee cookie cutters?
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04/04/2011
Once again the early preheating of the oven even when
you will have at least 30 minutes of chill time in the
frig. I know I harp on this direction but I do not
preheat my oven whenever I enter my kitchen as the
MS staff must do. It will usually be on for at least
one hour before you put the first batch in to bake.
Not much energy saving there. Mykele
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05/26/2010
Oops! I looked again at the original article as the photo is larger and my mistake! The top left cookie is darker because it is made with a darker dough, the Cocoa Bee Cookies recipe I mentioned below. Sorry about that!
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05/26/2010
The cookies are next to Honey-Lemon Panna Cottas.
The top left cookie looks darker due to the royal icing being colored black. The article also had a recipe for Cocoa Bee Cookies.
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04/21/2010
the bee cookie cutter is sold on amazon for $1.25!!
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04/17/2010
where do you get a bee cutter?
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04/13/2010
16 comments and not one person saying how the cookie tastes? Has anyone made them, would love to know how they taste before I try to make them! Thanks!
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04/09/2010
The yellow thing in the dishes look like a flan,which is like a custard
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04/09/2010
The yellow thing in the dishes look like a flan
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04/09/2010
LyndaBill: I always substitute Agave nectar for corn syrup. It doesn't change the taste like honey does, unless you want that flavor.
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04/08/2010
what is the yellow thing centered beside the cookies? is it pudding or what?
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04/07/2010
Who ever heard of 3 inch bees anyway. These look good, though
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04/07/2010
How come the top left bee looks darker ??
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04/07/2010
Could I get away with honey instead of corn syrup?
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04/07/2010
lady godiva, it looks like flan/custard in the center of each dish, the cookies are kind of a garnish.
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04/07/2010
What's in the center of these dishes?
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04/07/2010
What's in the center of these dishes?
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04/07/2010
yeah, with this size recipe, I don't think 8 doz and a 3" cutter will work out. But I think these would be much cuter with a smaller cutter anyway - like around 1". Those don't look like 3" cookies in the photo. I bet that 3" thing is a leftover from another cookie recipe.
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04/07/2010
Seriously? You can get 8 dozen cookies using a 3" cookie cutter?
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04/07/2010
You can find the bee cookie cutter on the Sur La Table website - www.surlatable.com for $1.00
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04/07/2010
Seriously? You can get 8 dozen cookies using a 3" cookie cutter?
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05/13/2009
Ebay....you can get any kind of cookie cutter imaginable!