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12 to 15
Easy
By Richard Sax
Published 1986
Because they are made with egg yolk rather than whites, these cookies are tenderer and more substantial than traditional French tuiles, which got their name from the roof tiles they resemble. This dough is slightly fragile and hard to handle, but it turns into the crispest, most buttery cookies you can imagine. These are a nice “extra “ with strong coffee after a special dinner.
