Ice water: this recipe doesn't use liquid, and though it might seem like the dough will never come together into a ball, it does. But, if you make it by hand, it might be harder to form into a ball as the butter distributes differently than when using the food processor. You can add ice water by teaspoons at a time (put some ice cubes in a glass, cover it with water, and use the cold water) to help everything bind together. Don't add too much that you end up with wet dough.Cookie cutters: use...| vintagekitchennotes.com
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In terms of amazingness, these chocolate cookies go head to head with their bar counterparts. They are fudgy and chewy, with an intense chocolate flavor. An easy-to-make recipe everyone will love.| Vintage Kitchen Notes
Traditional Chocotorta cake from Argentina. It's an icebox dessert of chocolate wafers layered with a dulce de leche and sour cream filling.| Vintage Kitchen Notes
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Homemade tart crust with a deep chocolate flavor. It's easy to roll, can be frozen, and is great for pies, bars, tarts, and cut-out cookies.| Vintage Kitchen Notes
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