Baci Di Dama | Lady's Kisses

These delicious Baci Di Dama ("Lady's kisses") are biscuits originating from Piedmont, more precisely from the city of Tortona, Italy, where they were born a century ago. They are composed of two dough caps made of almond flour, or hazelnut flour, all purpose flour, butter, sugar, and joined by dark chocolate or hazelnut spread, which resemble two lips kissing. Buon Appetito!
Make 48 cookie sandwiches
Ingredients for the dough:
3.55 oz (100 grams) unsalted butter, room temperature
3.50 oz (100 grams) sugar
Pinch of salt
3.50 oz (100 grams) almond flour
3.50 oz (100 grams) all-purpose flour, sifted
Ingredients for the filling:
3.6 oz (100 grams) melted dark chocolate or hazelnut spread