Our little recipe blog now has so many family recipes and is becoming a treasure trove of favourites. I regularly make Mamma Marmalade's Shortbread and am so grateful that Mamma Marmalade shared this gem with us.
Although mine are not as pretty as hers, they taste delicious and last for a week in an airtight container - perhaps even longer if I hide them!
So, keep making the original, but if you are after an easy variation - please try these nutty delights! Enjoy! Colleen
Macadamia Shortbread by Feed Your Inner Cook |
Preparation 20 minutes
Cooking 25 - 30 minutes
Makes 30 - 36 biscuits approx
Ingredients
250g softened butter NOT melted
110g caster sugar
250g plain flour sifted
125g rice flour - sift with the plain flour
good handful macadamias - roughly chopped into halves and some quarters (This was enough for half batch- as I like to serve a nut free option as well. Add more macadamias if you want to make the entire batch with the nuts).
Method
Method
Preheat oven to 130 degrees C
Prepare 3 flat biscuit oven trays (no sides)
Beat butter and sugar in a small bowl until white in colour, (takes a little while)
Beat butter and sugar in a small bowl until white in colour, (takes a little while)
add flours one dessert spoon at a time (do not rush this process).
Macadamia Variation
I halved the mixture and stirred the macadamia chunks through half the dough. Rolled and baked as below. You could add more macadamias for the entire batch.
Roll teaspoonfuls of the mixture and place on a greased oven tray, press down gently with a fork
Bake for 10 minutes at 130 degrees C and then 15 minutes at 120 degrees C. Depending on your oven you may need longer, lift the biscuit to see if the bottom is browned. The top should remain pale.
Cool and enjoy with a cup of tea or coffee
Roll teaspoonfuls of the mixture and place on a greased oven tray, press down gently with a fork
Bake for 10 minutes at 130 degrees C and then 15 minutes at 120 degrees C. Depending on your oven you may need longer, lift the biscuit to see if the bottom is browned. The top should remain pale.
Cool and enjoy with a cup of tea or coffee
Thanks to Mamma Marmalade for the inspiration. Enjoy! Colleen
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