The post was sent in by a dear friend of mine
Tray, she’s currently taking baking classes and would like to share some of the things she has learnt with
us, since this blog is all about sharing and sharing and more sharing to
inspire others, why not!
Take it away babe!
Ok so we all live incredibly busy lives! God help,
but we still find the time to do those things that we love! Amazing right? *smiley face*.
Thanks to my darling friend and sister Dressed
*hugs* who by the way is truly inspiring with all the fashion tips etc. I
decided to do a guest post on the food section because I'm also a food lover, Please
tell me who does not like food!.
Today I’ll be sharing the recipe I learnt on how to make scrumptious
homemade cookies, very easy trust me.
50-100g / 5 oz caster sugar
1 egg yolk, lightly beaten
2tsp almond or vanilla extract!
225g / 8oz plain flour
55g/ 2oz pistachio nuts or any nuts you like in
cookies
Salt
Method
Put butter and sugar in a mixing bowl
Mix well
Beat in egg yolk and almond extract. Stir together
and add a pinch of salt
Add the flour
Halve the dough, wrap in cling film and refrigerate
for 30-60mins.
Unwrap dough and roll between sheets of baking
sheets. This is ideal to improve the texture and appearance of the cookies. In the
absence of baking sheets, you can use hands to flatten the dough, do not use
dust work surface with flour. Sprinkle nuts and roll lightly.
Stamp out cookies with cutter in any shape of your
choice and place on baking sheet spaced apart.
Bake in a pre heated oven at 190 degrees, gas
mark 5 for 10-13 mins, then leave to cool on baking sheet for 5- 10mins before
serving
Voila homemade nut cookies!
Tried it? let me know what you did differently and how it came out.
yummy! i am trying not to give in to my sweets craving! thank you for the sweet comment on my blog :-)
ReplyDeleteNice. Never had them, but they look good
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Hey hunn, thank you for visiting the blog and taking the time to leave a comment, the cookies look yummy!!
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I stay away from nuts cos Im allergic, but I can switch it with raisins :)
ReplyDeleteRaisins would work hun.
DeleteIf this is the Tray i'm thinking, she's always been a fantastic cook. I remember we were in Home economics class in high school and her pastries were always the best...Fond memories...LOL. The cookies look yummy and i've always loved the addition of nuts in cookies or proper biscuits. I'll try the recipe but with Oats and see how it turns out.
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Same Tray dear, :).Yea Oats will work dear.
Deletethe cookies look tasty, will definitely try them. thanks girl.
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yummy! you're making me hungerssssss
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Just mouthwatering...looks delicious!
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