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Reviews
22
What did you think of this recipe?
Chizzy
When mix, it was dry but keep holding dough, then started together. I used shape cutters and texture was very nice, not too oily and not too dry. It was just right. I mixed Earl Gary tea leaf or match powder often different version.
4
Erin
Made these for a work shared lunch and they were very popular. People who don’t usually like shortbread enjoyed them and said it wasn’t as dry as normal shortbread
5
Julia
The reviews from people talking about crumbs have got to just be people who've never made shortbread. Yes at one stage it makes crumbs but then you kneed them together into a lovely soft dough. Recipe works fine. Delicious too.
5
Christine
Made this and it turned into a pile of crumbs. Would not hold together. Best thing to do is add a dash of milk to hold it together.
1
Amy
Worst recipe ever! Just made a bowl of crumbs and will end up having to toss the lot. What a waste!
1
Unknown
This is a great one for my step son
3
Shelley
Turned out PERFECT. Added 1/2 Tbsp lemon juice just for personal preference. This is my holy grail shortbread recipe, I won't use anything else for the rest of my life!
5
Unknown
This is a great one for my step son
3
Hana
My favourite shortbread recipe! Easy to make and suits both cookie cutters and shaping your own biscuits by hand :)
5
Unknown
Love this recipe, it is simple and holds it shape well - perfect for cutting out shapes.
Preheat oven to 150°C. Grease or line an oven tray with baking paper.
Beat butter and sugar until light and fluffy.
Sift in flour, cornflour and salt and mix thoroughly with the butter mixture until it forms a dough.
Knead dough, then roll out to 10mm thickness on a floured surface. Press out shapes using a biscuit cutter or cut into triangles and place on oven tray. Press remaining dough together and roll out again, press out shapes until mixture is used up.
Bake for 30 minutes or until pale golden.
Makes: approx 30 biscuits depending on size of cookie cutter.
Optional: For a crunchy topping, press on Chelsea Coffee Sugar Crystals, Demerara or Raw Sugar before baking.
When mix, it was dry but keep holding dough, then started together. I used shape cutters and texture was very nice, not too oily and not too dry. It was just right. I mixed Earl Gary tea leaf or match powder often different version.
4
Erin
Made these for a work shared lunch and they were very popular. People who don’t usually like shortbread enjoyed them and said it wasn’t as dry as normal shortbread
5
Julia
The reviews from people talking about crumbs have got to just be people who've never made shortbread. Yes at one stage it makes crumbs but then you kneed them together into a lovely soft dough. Recipe works fine. Delicious too.
5
Christine
Made this and it turned into a pile of crumbs. Would not hold together. Best thing to do is add a dash of milk to hold it together.
1
Amy
Worst recipe ever! Just made a bowl of crumbs and will end up having to toss the lot. What a waste!
1
Unknown
This is a great one for my step son
3
Shelley
Turned out PERFECT. Added 1/2 Tbsp lemon juice just for personal preference. This is my holy grail shortbread recipe, I won't use anything else for the rest of my life!
5
Unknown
This is a great one for my step son
3
Hana
My favourite shortbread recipe! Easy to make and suits both cookie cutters and shaping your own biscuits by hand :)
5
Unknown
Love this recipe, it is simple and holds it shape well - perfect for cutting out shapes.