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1 March 10
Pistachio Shortbread
How I made it:
Cream together 100g butter, softened with 1/4 cup sugar. Add 1 cup flour, 1/4 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp baking powder, and 1/4 cup pistachio, grilled and finely chopped. You can bake it directly in a baking tin (pat the dough to the edge of the tin and smooth on top). You could also cut into shapes using a cookie cutter or simply into rectangles. You could also just do what I did and line a small tart pan with cling film, fill with the dough, then remove from the cling film once it has been shaped and place directly on a cooking tray. Don’t forget to add little holes (or a pattern) on top of the dough to ensure it rises evenly. Bake at 180 for around 20-25 minutes. Cut into pieces straight out of the oven.
Note: I made 6 very large biscuits with the above ingredients - but it should normally make about 12. You could easily double the recipe as the shortbread will last quite a long time in an airtight tin.
I’ll be serving mine with poached pears in wine.

Pistachio Shortbread

How I made it:

Cream together 100g butter, softened with 1/4 cup sugar. Add 1 cup flour, 1/4 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp baking powder, and 1/4 cup pistachio, grilled and finely chopped. You can bake it directly in a baking tin (pat the dough to the edge of the tin and smooth on top). You could also cut into shapes using a cookie cutter or simply into rectangles. You could also just do what I did and line a small tart pan with cling film, fill with the dough, then remove from the cling film once it has been shaped and place directly on a cooking tray. Don’t forget to add little holes (or a pattern) on top of the dough to ensure it rises evenly. Bake at 180 for around 20-25 minutes. Cut into pieces straight out of the oven.

Note: I made 6 very large biscuits with the above ingredients - but it should normally make about 12. You could easily double the recipe as the shortbread will last quite a long time in an airtight tin.

I’ll be serving mine with poached pears in wine.

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