HELP!!!!!!!! when i added the egg whites into the butter and sugar batter, they seemed like never combined together. is there any trick? thx!! and they came out soo stiff
@Justina1591you can find better instructions for same recipe on foodnetwork. just google it. that's where they got their recipe. i tried it out just about a 1/2 an hour ago. they spread a lot, & it's important to use parchment paper & let the cookies cool. i thought i made a mistake by how much they spread, but it's correct. they come out soft & dry hard.
hope you have a better time w/ them than i had. they taste sugary and not milano-esque. i guess you get what you get! ;)
Cookie Filling: In a small saucepan over medium flame, scald cream. Pour hot cream over chocolate in a bowl. Whisk to melt chocolate, add zest and blend well. Set aside to cool (the mixture will thicken as it cools). Spread a thin amount of the filling onto the flat side of a cookie while the filling is still soft and press the flat side of a second cookie on top. Repeat with the remainder of the cookies.
Cream the butter with a paddle attachment then mix in the sugar. Add the egg whites gradually and then mix in the vanilla and lemon extracts. Add the flour and mix until just incorporated. With a small (1/4-inch) plain tip, pipe 1-inch sections of batter onto a parchment-lined sheet pan, spacing them 2 inches apart as they spread. Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven for 10 minutes or until light golden brown around the edges. Let cool on the pan.
Since you've been asking - I believe this is the recipe we used (in 2 parts) - it was so long ago! happy baking! Ingredients 12 tablespoons butter, softened 2 1/2 cups powdered sugar 7/8 cup egg whites (from about 6 eggs) 2 tablespoons vanilla extract 2 tablespoons lemon extract 1 1/2 cups flour Cookie filling, recipe follows Cookie filling: 1/2 cup heavy cream 8 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped 1 orange, zested
I work for Pepperidge Farm, and make the Milano cookies, and you did a nice job at home. It's much different at work, the batch's are 1000 lbs., You could work for our R & D dept.
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DzekoVelez 4 weeks ago
i think it woud have been better if u put da exact ingrediants on the video
mercedes0204 1 month ago
yum !
valencia653 4 months ago
4 people don't like milano....
ZeldaMario5 8 months ago
HELP!!!!!!!! when i added the egg whites into the butter and sugar batter, they seemed like never combined together. is there any trick? thx!! and they came out soo stiff
mlmlmomo 10 months ago
why does your electric mixer only have one mixing attachment lol
xKaoKaox 1 year ago
@xKaoKaox it doesnt lol
lilymling 8 months ago
what if you don't use the orange zest?
robloxace 1 year ago
what are the measures for everything ?
Justina1591 1 year ago 2
@Justina1591you can find better instructions for same recipe on foodnetwork. just google it. that's where they got their recipe. i tried it out just about a 1/2 an hour ago. they spread a lot, & it's important to use parchment paper & let the cookies cool. i thought i made a mistake by how much they spread, but it's correct. they come out soft & dry hard.
hope you have a better time w/ them than i had. they taste sugary and not milano-esque. i guess you get what you get! ;)
unprofitableservant4 1 year ago
YUMMMMMMMMM :)
babasgirl1 2 years ago
sorry my keyboard is messed up
sonicfreak04 2 years ago
actually the filly you just make is called "ganche"
sonicfreak04 2 years ago
The Directions - Part 2
Cookie Filling: In a small saucepan over medium flame, scald cream. Pour hot cream over chocolate in a bowl. Whisk to melt chocolate, add zest and blend well. Set aside to cool (the mixture will thicken as it cools). Spread a thin amount of the filling onto the flat side of a cookie while the filling is still soft and press the flat side of a second cookie on top. Repeat with the remainder of the cookies.
sleepyfroggie 3 years ago
The Directions - Part 1
Cream the butter with a paddle attachment then mix in the sugar. Add the egg whites gradually and then mix in the vanilla and lemon extracts. Add the flour and mix until just incorporated. With a small (1/4-inch) plain tip, pipe 1-inch sections of batter onto a parchment-lined sheet pan, spacing them 2 inches apart as they spread. Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven for 10 minutes or until light golden brown around the edges. Let cool on the pan.
sleepyfroggie 3 years ago
sleepyfroggie 3 years ago
This recipe so doesn't work. Sry.
bferrenz 2 years ago
Can you give me the measurements?? i can smell it already!!!!
blackjay617 3 years ago
wow thats awesom!!! ill try to make them at home! XD!
hadasadicted112 3 years ago
they do look like milano cookies.
though i must admit that without the measurements it's kinda hard to make them.... T_T
tidivy 3 years ago
I work for Pepperidge Farm, and make the Milano cookies, and you did a nice job at home. It's much different at work, the batch's are 1000 lbs., You could work for our R & D dept.
GumDealer227 4 years ago
or.....you could buy them from the super market
destaily 4 years ago
it would help if you told us the dang amounts
destaily 4 years ago
does anyone know the amounts?
ilovetysonjay 4 years ago
very creative...they actually look a lot like real Milanos!
C253 4 years ago
yummy
bobbyjack583 4 years ago
I tried making milano cookies right after this, and I really liked them. Except I just melted hershey's chocolate. I didn't scald milk or anything.
morningraisin 4 years ago
That means you didn't make a ganache.
biggajigga721 4 years ago
Thank you for sharing. P.S. Your kitchen is really nice.
chamnanpara 4 years ago
thats not their kithen it says special thanks to kitchen 719
destaily 4 years ago
They look good. I bet those would make cool X-Mas gifts...of course it would help to get a list of measured ingredients with this video. :(
sh97 4 years ago
very cool!
copperline78 5 years ago
yay for milanos!
skahine 5 years ago