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Tuesdays With Dorie—Baking Chez Moi—Palets de Dames, Lille Style

Palets de Dames, Lille Style from Baking Chez Moi Guess what?!  It’s Tuesdays With Dorie back on my blog again!  I have missed it after baking my way through Dorie Greenspan’s cookbook, Baking From My Home to Yours and participating in some of Baking With Juli

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Palets de Dames, Lille Style from Baking Chez Moi

Guess what?!  It’s Tuesdays With Dorie back on my blog again!  I have missed it after baking my way through Dorie Greenspan’s cookbook, Baking From My Home to Yours and participating in some of Baking With Julia as well as Around My French Table.  Well, now that Dorie has a new book out, Baking Chez Moi, I’ve decided to get back with the program.  Many others have still been baking and cooking their way through the other books, but I had to stop for a time.  I’m back!

The first recipe that was chosen from Baking Chez Moi was these simple little sugar cookies, Palets de Dames, Lille Style.  The recipe can be found on the link for the book on Amazon.  We won’t be posting recipes in the group.  We all think you should get Dorie’s book.

I love that these cookies were so easy and used just a few basic ingredients that are almost always in my home—butter, sugar, eggs, vanilla, salt and flour.  Mix up the dough, refrigerate it for an hour or more, then scoop the dough with a small cookie scoop, bake, cool and dip them in a powdered sugar lemon glaze.  You don’t have to, but you can also sprinkle a little coarse sugar on them—in any color you’d like.   Perfect cookies for a baby or bridal shower or just for easy entertaining or giving as a gift. 

I made the dough on Sunday morning and wasn’t able to bake the cookies until later that evening.  My boys have happily munched on them since and they are almost gone.  I’m sure my family…..and friends will be happy to receive a lot more goodies to come as I bake with the Tuesdays With Dorie group again!  The group will be baking twice a month.  See you for the next one right before Thanksgiving with a perfect holiday dessert, Cranberry Crackle Tart.

Archived comments (24)
AdrianaNice to meet you, Katrina! I'm joining the TWD fold after three years of FFwD. Great job with this week's recipe.
tricia s.So fun to see you back ! Your cookies look delish and I think we are all off to a very good start on this new adventure :)
Cher RockwellWelcome back! It was much safer to have a home for these cookies...
The Food LibrarianKatrina, Happy Pre-Birthday! :) So glad lots of people in the group are back for another round! Cookies looks great! - mary
AnonymousGlad you added the finishing sugar. These are great looking little cookies. Have fun baking with the group. I really need that book!
Welcome to our crazy blessed lifeSO glad you are back! I kind of fell off the wagon as well. Your cookies look delicious!
steph- whisk/spoonyay--you're back with TWD! these look terrific, and you're so right that they would be perfect for a baby or bridal shower.
Janet LocaneYour book is amazing!
Jules Someone
JeffThorsen777I have read all of Dorie Greenspan's books. I hope to release something similar in the future as I love writing stories and blogging. But writing a dissertation is completely different. That's why I visited the site https://www.academicghostwriter.org/hire-dissertation-ghostwriter/ and started using the services of writers. They helped me write not only my dissertation but also other complex assignments. I’m glad that now I don’t feel the pressure and stress of intensive studies.
Jules SomeoneSo glad you're baking along with us again! And your cookies look lovely!
Liz That Skinny Chick Can BakeHooray!!! SO glad you're back with the group :) I've missed visiting your blog..and now I have a good excuse to stop by.
CakelawGood to see you back Katrina! I gave up on BWJ but am still with FFWD. Your cookies look fabulous.
slushI am so glad that you are joining us, Katrina! Your cookies look perfect. And I think my boys will love them, too. As soon as they finish chilling and I actually bake them. ;)
AnonymousPretty little cookies and so easy to make! I'd probably opt for a colored sugar for up top...I think blue would look nice given the color of the cookie and the frosting, but red & green could work with xmas coming up!
TeresaYour cookies turned out beautifully. I agree that it's great to start with a pantry staple recipe (and one that turns those ingredients into such elegant little cookies, too). Looking forward to baking along with everyone!
GuylaIt's hard to keep up with the blogging, isn't it? I've done pretty well with Around My French Table but I find it harder to keep up with baking. I'm hoping for the best though. Glad to see you back.
KayteI see that you got yours posted promptly at 9:50 this morning...here we go again, my attempts to try to get close to the standards you set! lol It's good to be back, isn't it? I notice that yours all look so nicely round and the same size and all that. I got three to match! But the others were just as tasty. :-) xo for the boys (oh, yeah, they are much older now and won't appreciate that so just tell them hello).
CathyThey look great, Katrina! My kids devoured these too. Yay for Tuesdays with Dorie!
KathyWelcome back! Looking forward to baking with you! Your cookies look fabulous…I plan on sending the rest of mine to my grandkids…I know they will love them! Happy Baking!
AnonymousYay! I'm excited to see so many familiar "faces" for the new book. =) (Di, formerly of Di's Kitchen Notebook, now To Di For Bakery)
Cathleen | My Culinary MissionLooks good! I loved the simplicity of this recipe.
ZosiaYour cookies look wonderful. I'm new to TWD and am looking forward to baking with everyone.
Gracie ~ Food FascinationI am sure your kids are happy you are baking fun treat for them! I look forward to baking with you.

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