Batistini Farms is a family-operated and owned company. And I might be a little biased here, since it's my family's business, BUT that just means I know all their secrets. 😉 So when I say they provide only the most authentic Italian products, I mean it! They work endless hours with generations-old family farmers in Italy to source only the finest quality Italian products.
They offer award-winning extra virgin olive oil, balsamic vinegars, ancient Tuscan grain pastas, herb seasonings, olives, and more!
Every single olive oil is handcrafted from fresh organic olives and cold extracted within 24 hours of harvest. The olives are grown in rich soil, sustainable farming practices, and pruning techniques that yield thriving terroir from their family estate olive grove.
Olive oil has almost too many benefits for me to list, but here are a few:
Read more here.
Let the cookies completely cool, then store at room temperature in an air-tight container, like Tupperware or ziplock bags.
The should last about 5 days at room temperature, or 7 days in then fridge.
To mimic the "fresh out of the oven" texture, just reheat at 350F for a few minutes!
Now, it’s time to grab our aprons and begin baking deliciousness! ’till next time! xxL
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Requiring zero chill time, these are chewy on the inside with crisp, crunchy edges and chocolate-y goodness laced throughout!
Servings: 8
TIP: For the crinkle effect, tap the cookie pan on the stovetop halfway through baking to interrupt the rising process. Repeat this again after baking. Just trust me on this one ;)
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