[shadowwalker]

I love witch finger cookies! Many recipes out there are bland and you have to watch out for recipes that have your fingers spreading out too much during baking. I have a good recipe but I'm at the hospital right now and it might take a day or two for me to get around to posting it. Here is a picture of some that I made.

 

[chocolatemice]

I love witch finger cookies! Many recipes out there are bland and you have to watch out for recipes that have your fingers spreading out too much during baking. I have a good recipe but I'm at the hospital right now and it might take a day or two for me to get around to posting it.

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I love witch finger cookies too! I've been trying to do a lot of my baking gluten free the last few years so my food allergy friends could also partake, and I discovered that almond cookies make excellent witch finger cookies, to my taste. I make them pretty slim for safety's sake, but they also have very little spread.

I (roughly) go by the macaroon recipe that comes with almond paste (usually also written inside the label, but here's a link -- http://www.solofoods.com/recipes/almond-macaroons). Or you can use their cookie recipe which yields a slightly more traditional cookie texture (http://www.solofoods.com/recipes/almond-chocolate-chip-cookies).

 

[kmeyer1313]

I've got a bunch of Halloween recipes pinned, if that helps you......

 

[Atomic Mystery Monster]

This link should come in handy.

 

[katshead42]

I like the idea of adding dip for the cookies.