Dorie Greenspan
By Dorie Greenspan
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Food Dorie Greenspan’s Cheese-Swirl Babka Buns
Read, “How I learned to make babka and rugelach from the master.” Makes 8 buns Made with brioche dough, rolled up and cut like sticky buns and reminiscent of cheese Danish, these are sweet babka’s flip side. The filling is a mix of ricotta and cream cheese, shallots and chives. You can play around with…
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Food Dorie Greenspan’s Rugelach with Four Fillings
Be sure to read “How I learned to make babka from the master, Dorie Greenspan.” Makes about 40 rugelach Rugelach, a cookie with cream-cheese dough spiraled around a sweet filling, was one of the first things I learned to bake. The recipe came from my mother-in-law, and because the dough was so forgiving, I made…
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Recipes Dorie Greenspan’s World Peace Cookies – That You Can’t Mess Up
World Peace Cookies A little bit French chocolate sablé and a little bit American chocolate chip, World Peace Cookies are a force of their own: fine and sandy, but with a friendly, soft chew and generous pockets and wisps of chocolate. As the story goes, Dorie Greenspan’s neighbor told her that a daily dose of…
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Recipes Marvelous Multigrain Chocolate Chip Cookies From Dorie
My friend Kerrin Rousset has a wonderful, quirky way with food, mixing ingredients that you wouldn’t expect to be culinary classmates and always sneaking a smidgen of healthfulness into every tasty thing she makes. Here she found a way to use whole wheat and buckwheat flours, and I found a way to use kasha. An…
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Food Dorie’s Fruit and Nut Croquants
Photograph by Gayle L. Squires The word croquant can be both an adjective and a noun. As an adjective, it’s easy: It means “crunchy.” As a noun, it can be confusing: It usually refers to a cookie, but there are bunches of cookies that carry the appellation and, depending on who’s making them and where,…
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Food Dorie’s Palets de Dames
Photograph by Alan Richardson The word palet means “puck,” and you find it used most often by chocolatiers, who make pucks of ganache and enrobe them in chocolate. But the only thing puckish about these cookies is their adorableness. With wide, flat uppers iced in white and rounded bottoms, they look like children’s tops or…
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