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Chocolate Peppermint Sable Cookies

These chocolate peppermint sable cookies are as delicious as they are cute! Sandwiched together with a smooth chocolate peppermint ganache and dipped in chocolate and crushed candy canes, these festive cookies taste just like Christmas.

Prep

1h

Cook

10m

Total

1h 10m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

10

M

I

For the Chocolate Sable Cookies

120

g

All-purpose flour

21

g

Cocoa powder

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Notes

Be sure to keep the cookies dough cold at all times when working with it. Whenever you are not using it, place it in the fridge or freezer. I recommend freezing the rolled out dough for a few minutes to make it easier to cut out cookies, then freeze the cutout cookies again to ensure they hold their shape in the fridge. If your ganache ever thickens up too much once it's already in the piping bag, place a small plastic bag over it and place the whole thing in a cup of warm water. After about 30 seconds or so, it should loosen up into a wipeable consistency again.

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homepage-image

Chocolate Peppermint Sable Cookies

These chocolate peppermint sable cookies are as delicious as they are cute! Sandwiched together with a smooth chocolate peppermint ganache and dipped in chocolate and crushed candy canes, these festive cookies taste just like Christmas.

Prep

1h

Cook

10m

Total

1h 10m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

10

M

I

For the Chocolate Sable Cookies

120

g

All-purpose flour

21

g

Cocoa powder

Access all recipes now

chopping-block-knife-white

Cook along with all of our recipes

heart-white

Save your favourites and build your own collections

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Notes

Be sure to keep the cookies dough cold at all times when working with it. Whenever you are not using it, place it in the fridge or freezer. I recommend freezing the rolled out dough for a few minutes to make it easier to cut out cookies, then freeze the cutout cookies again to ensure they hold their shape in the fridge. If your ganache ever thickens up too much once it's already in the piping bag, place a small plastic bag over it and place the whole thing in a cup of warm water. After about 30 seconds or so, it should loosen up into a wipeable consistency again.

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