I went on to eat toast like that almost every single morning that week and then dolloped a few spoonfuls into some raspberry thumbprint cookies (along with alternating strawberry jam), and the ...

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These chocolate thumbprint cookies are not only very easy to make, but also very rich and delicious. These cookies are flavorful, covered with crushed roasted hazelnuts and filled with melted ...

Fill each indentation in cookie with about 1/2 teaspoon jam. (Thumbprints should be very full but not overflowing.) Freeze, uncovered, until firm, about 30 minutes.

The jelly is also left to interpretation. Raspberry jelly is the traditional flavor to use, but like many other foods that have made their way to the United States, you can find thumbprint cookies ...

3. Make the raspberry caves Using the handle of a wooden spoon or a wine cork, press a deep divot into the center of each cookie. Fill the caves with raspberry jam.

With your hands, roll dough into 1″ balls and place on a lined cookie sheet. Using your thumb, press into center of ball to create an indentation. Place a dollop of jam in the indentation.