Classic Shortbread Cookies in 4 Ingredients with added 1 ingredient Variations
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By coalmac2_499814
Fircrest, WA
on December 29, 2009
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I made them with pecans for Christmas. Easy and everyone loved them.
By figmentbml
Denver, CO
on December 26, 2009
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I made the Chai Tea version and I felt like the Chai taste didn't kick in until they had sat for a few days. Plus when I was making them I had to sprinkle water on the dough because it was very dry. I just expected more flavor out of them since they had 6 tea bags in the batch. I think the almond version with extract and nuts would probably be awesome.
By george_12478094
Clearwater, 48
on December 24, 2009
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I am relatively new to baking, but I really enjoy it. I was given this recipe and it is really fantastic. I followed the instructions exactly and the recipe produced great tasting cookies. Everyone loved them. I had to make five additional batches to handle all the orders. The cookies melt in your mouth. On my first attempt I put the log in the refrigerator for slightly more than the recommended 30 minute minimum. The log wasn't hard enough, I quickly learned. Now I leave it in the refrigerator for over an hour and the dough cuts easily. Based on my sizing, I get slightly more than two dozen cookies from one batch. I used a food processor initially, but it was just large enough. I switched to a Kitchen Aid mixer, which has a larger bowl and is much more manageable. I will use this recipe over and over. Thank you Claire!
By tahari01_7572484
Smyrna, TN
on December 24, 2009
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I used softened room temp butter, "chunked" up. For a variation, I added a teaspoon of almond extract to the recipe, then kneaded in 1/2 cup of sliced almonds at the end. I shaped them into crescent moons and when done baking, I dusted them with powdered sugar. Delicious! I'll definately be using this recipe again!
By bumpus_kimberly...
Kansas City, MO
on December 21, 2009
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I nade these cookies because I had a serious sweet tooth, and they were excellent. They were easy to make and came together fairly quickly. I will definitely use this recipe again...and maybe even pass it on. You just can't go wrong with this recipe. Even my husband liked them.
By mjc0513_9875213
Catonsville, MD
on December 20, 2009
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These cookies are wonderful! I do not have a food possessor so I used butter that was softened.
By midorigreen_115...
San Antonio, TX
on December 17, 2009
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I made these today and they are simply outstanding. It's a very elegant, grown-up cookie. I can't wait to share them with my friends and family this holiday season.
The best part is that they are SO easy to make. Thank you for this recipe!
By SueZeeQ
Hudson Valley, NY
on December 17, 2009
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These were simple and delicious. Used basic recipe, made as writtten, used vanilla extract. After cooling, I made a thin royal icing and dipped cookies then used sparkling sugar for an elegant look. These are a new favorite. Be careful when baking, though, they go from done to overly-browned in little time. I'm off to make more!
By locavore01
Ann Arbor , MI
on December 17, 2009
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I made the chai tea variation and it turned out great. I used a different shape -- more circular and longer -- and added a drizzle of vanilla icing (powdered sugar, vaniila, water. The dough was perfect, even after a couple of days in the freezer.
By farr0189_8166793
Prior lake, MN
on December 16, 2009
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This recipe did not work at all for me. The dough was way too dry..it hardly would form into a log. After a couple of hours in the fridge, the dough log was firm enough to cut but every cookie that I cut off crumbled. We ended up throwing everything away. The whole thing was a waste.