a fine flock: feathered pistachio cookies!
hi there,
happy wednesday!
just popping in for a quick hello
and and a little surprise,
one i've been really excited to share with you!
well, it's actually not a surprise per se
but a tiny downloadable gift.
ack!
just popping in for a quick hello
and and a little surprise,
one i've been really excited to share with you!
well, it's actually not a surprise per se
but a tiny downloadable gift.
ack!
the first bit of a
two part collaboration
with kim from the wild unknown.
and number three in my
so with no further ado
from me to you, with all sorts of happy.
recipe download number three:
recipe download number three:
a fine flock: feathered pistachio cookies!
or simply click on kim's illustration (scroll down)
to be taken right there.
plus, find numbers one and two here and here.
to be taken right there.
plus, find numbers one and two here and here.
and since this little download is only part one.
watch for part two to release over at HG in the coming weeks, eeep!
and a big thank you to kim whose work i simply adore.
hope your week is brilliant so far.
i'll be back again soon.
until then.
happy trails.
xox, n.
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plus, a perfumed locket.
this image makes me melt somehow. love.
i could use a vacation for swimming.
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but we'll have more really soon!
if you haven't already,
join our list and we'll write when they're back.
pps:
if your dough seems a little wet,
don't hesitate to add a couple extra handfuls of flour.
pps:
if your dough seems a little wet,
don't hesitate to add a couple extra handfuls of flour.
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27 comments:
I'm completely blown away -- these photographs are gorgeous and the recipe is amazing. I bet these cookies taste as delicious as they look. I can't wait for more cookie cutters to arrive in the shop!
So beautiful. I made my first cake this week. It was okay. I think I should start with cookies instead.
super gorgeous. the cutters, cookies and recipe illustration!
It's all so beautiful! Congratulations on the collaboration -- how nice to collaborate with someone you admire!
thank you again for a most beautiful downloading present! what a nice collaboration and what a wonderful recipe!
Beauuuutiful photos. As always.
And I love how big these cookies are.
Ooh these look so good!
OH I am making these, I do not have feather cutters but I shall improvise, are we allowed to make dinosaur shaped ones? Evolutions!
xxx
so exciting - can't wait!
xx
these look amazing.. and yummy! i love your blog. its so inspiring <3
the pale green is exactly right for these waning days of summer. so, so good.
can't wait for the next installment of this collaboration! excited!
These feather cookies look so delicious and delicate. Beautiful work!
your pictures look so peacefull, so calm.
and all this little food so tasty !!!
and the recipes so nice !!
I really love it !
What a beautiful recipe! Quick question...if you don't mind. I've noticed you use canning jars with zinc lids for storing flour and such; do you just wash the lid in the dishwasher? I wasn't sure if it would be a safe method for the lid. :)
hi y'all, thank you! xo
hi summer! i don't have a dish washer, but i used too in my old place so many have been washed in the dishwasher. now though, i just do them by hand and haven't run into any trouble so far. i like the patina the lids get.
and you know, i wasn't even aware that they are zinc, it's neat to know though. thanks! xo
so pretty! can't wait to try baking these. thanks for sharing :)
these are so lovely! ps can you pls fix my blog link to "see hear say" instead of "see heart say"? thanks so much, have a nice day!! x
Wow! Beautiful and delicious. Can't really get any better for today.
as if the cookies weren't beautiful enough, you had to make the recipe lovely as well. i love it!
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There are so pretty! And I love the idea of changing up a simple cookie recipe by adding ground pistachios. Yum.
feather cookies.. amazing!
these photos are awesome
Hola Nikole, so great finding your wonderful blog after just finishing watching Julie and Julie movie!!!
greetings from Chile,
maria cecilia
These are just beautiful-and they sound so delicious! I must give them a try.
Also that illustrated recipe is a stunner-something I would love to frame and hang up in my kitchen.
You had me at pistachio, one of my favorite flavors in the world, and then the feathers on top of that...oh, my!
Thank you so much for this! Looks absolutely delectable.
Dito. Except that I am a little disappointed - as I thought the icing would be feathered as well :-D
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