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Reviews
19
What did you think of this recipe?
Marrianne
Great recipe. Really does melt in your mouth.
5
Jackie Dann
Easy to make and everyone loves.
5
Muff1n
Iv made these 4 times . First time didn't have enough cornflour so used custard powder..wow game changer. Now iv done the same every other time..about 1.4c custard powder instead of all cornflour. We love them. Just measure the butter correct and you'll get to roll them out and shape them.
5
Tracey Dickinson
Absolutely delicious. Although, I found for the biscuits to be well baked and crispy when cold, they needed more baking time that the recipe stated. I cooked for another 10 minutes. A few of them got a slight colour to them, but I didn't mind as they were not doughy in the middle and were crispy.
4
Janice
Absolutely lovely. I took it to work and everyone loved it and wanted to know where I got it from.Going to swap the lemon for Lavender and see how that goes.
5
M
Delicious! Definitely a keeper for coeliac and gluten-intolerant biscuit lovers!
5
Leah
This is the only shortbread I make now. I've had so many people try it and love it! I've even had a couple of people, who don't normally like shortbread, say that they can't stop eating this!
5
Jay
These melted into a puddle on the tray so I had to use a spoon. Tasted great though.
1
Cheryl Riddell
Tried this today - too soft couldn't use cookie cutter or a floured knife , added more ingredients , just far too soft. Sorry but wouldn't try this one again after going to buy all the ingredients for gluten free.
2
Giulia
I made these using margarine since I can't eat butter and they were divine. Agree with some of the other reviews that the cooking time should be more like 35 minutes. I struggled to work the dough and wondered if I should have put the dough in the fridge for a bit before rolling it. If you use margarine instead of butter I would suggest using just 200g of it plus leave dough in fridge an hour or so.
Preheat oven to 150°C. : Mix all ingredients in a food processor until smooth and well combined. Roll dough on a maize cornflour dusted surface to a 1cm thickness. Cut into fingers or press out shapes using cookie cutters. Place on a baking tray and prick with a fork. Bake for 25 - 30 minutes until pale but crisp (longer slower baking is the trick with shortbread). Cool on a wire rack and store in an airtight container.
Iv made these 4 times . First time didn't have enough cornflour so used custard powder..wow game changer. Now iv done the same every other time..about 1.4c custard powder instead of all cornflour. We love them. Just measure the butter correct and you'll get to roll them out and shape them.
5
Tracey Dickinson
Absolutely delicious. Although, I found for the biscuits to be well baked and crispy when cold, they needed more baking time that the recipe stated. I cooked for another 10 minutes. A few of them got a slight colour to them, but I didn't mind as they were not doughy in the middle and were crispy.
4
Janice
Absolutely lovely. I took it to work and everyone loved it and wanted to know where I got it from.Going to swap the lemon for Lavender and see how that goes.
5
M
Delicious! Definitely a keeper for coeliac and gluten-intolerant biscuit lovers!
5
Leah
This is the only shortbread I make now. I've had so many people try it and love it! I've even had a couple of people, who don't normally like shortbread, say that they can't stop eating this!
5
Jay
These melted into a puddle on the tray so I had to use a spoon. Tasted great though.
1
Cheryl Riddell
Tried this today - too soft couldn't use cookie cutter or a floured knife , added more ingredients , just far too soft. Sorry but wouldn't try this one again after going to buy all the ingredients for gluten free.
2
Giulia
I made these using margarine since I can't eat butter and they were divine. Agree with some of the other reviews that the cooking time should be more like 35 minutes. I struggled to work the dough and wondered if I should have put the dough in the fridge for a bit before rolling it. If you use margarine instead of butter I would suggest using just 200g of it plus leave dough in fridge an hour or so.