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== Directions == | == Directions == | ||
# Preheat fan oven to 140 °C | # Preheat fan oven to 140 °C. | ||
# Mix all the ingredients apart from the water to get breadcrumbs (food processor is great for this). | # Mix all the ingredients apart from the water to get breadcrumbs (food processor is great for this). | ||
# Add water until a dough is formed but only just! | # Add water until a dough is formed but only just! | ||
# Roll out a 7" round on some baking paper. | |||
# Roll out a 7" round | # Place the baking paper on baking try to put into warm oven and cook for 40 minutes. | ||
Delicious with fruit and whipped cream. | Delicious warm from the oven with fruit and whipped cream, or just with a cup of tea. | ||
[[Recipes | Other recipes]] | [[Recipes | Other recipes]] | [[Recipes#Desserts. | Dessert recipes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:21, 5 July 2025
Other recipes | Dessert recipes
Makes enough for 3 people in two sittings. Store in a tin. Adapted from "Cooking with competence" from AEG. I put in around 2oz less sugar than they suggest. To form the dough, the water is essential as a result. Hoever, if you are in a humid enviornment, you will need far less water than you will in a dry area. You are literally trying to form a dough with as little water as possible.
Shortbread
Ingredients
- 5oz plain flour.
- 2oz ground rice.
- 4oz butter (out of the fridge.
- 2oz caster sugar.
- 15-45ml cold water.
Directions
- Preheat fan oven to 140 °C.
- Mix all the ingredients apart from the water to get breadcrumbs (food processor is great for this).
- Add water until a dough is formed but only just!
- Roll out a 7" round on some baking paper.
- Place the baking paper on baking try to put into warm oven and cook for 40 minutes.
Delicious warm from the oven with fruit and whipped cream, or just with a cup of tea.
