Coffee, my addiction.
If I had only one beverage to drink the rest of my life, I
would choose coffee.
It’s soothing and delicious.
It’s social.
There are lots of articles online that pair coffee with
everything from spicy Cajun or Thai food to glazed ham. All good I’m sure, but personally I like my
coffee with dessert, specifically biscotti. They just go hand
in hand.
There is nothing like freshly grinding your favorite bean
and brewing up coffee in a French press after a great meal with family and
friends. And a little something to satisfy your sweet tooth.
The aroma fills the room and
mixes with the conversation and laughter.
Biscotti, to me, is the quintessential pairing with coffee. Kind of a cake-cookie combo.
If you want to be a rock star, pre-make the loaf and put it
in the oven right after dinner. It takes
about an hour to bake, just in time for coffee.
You can dip it or
not.
2 Cups Pistachios
(roasted)
3 ½ Cups Flour
4 tsp Baking
Powder
1 tsp Salt
1 ½ Cup Sugar
1 Cup Soft
Butter
1 Tbsp Vanilla
4 Eggs
Lay the pistachios on a baking sheet in a single layer and roast in the oven at 300 for 12 minutes, until fragrant, set aside
Combine the dry ingredients and set aside
Cream butter and sugar
Add vanilla
Mix in the eggs one at a time
Combine wet and dry ingredients
Add pistachios
Form a loaf
Bake at 325 convection for about 45-60 minutes until golden brown, let loaf cool while coffee is brewing.
Place the loaf on a cutting board and slice it at the table.
A perfect end, or beginning to your evening.
Lay the pistachios on a baking sheet in a single layer and roast in the oven at 300 for 12 minutes, until fragrant, set aside
Combine the dry ingredients and set aside
Cream butter and sugar
Add vanilla
Mix in the eggs one at a time
Combine wet and dry ingredients
Add pistachios
Form a loaf
Bake at 325 convection for about 45-60 minutes until golden brown, let loaf cool while coffee is brewing.
Place the loaf on a cutting board and slice it at the table.
A perfect end, or beginning to your evening.
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