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Shortbread




I have used rice flour in this shortbread recipe for a crispier shortbread . You could make the whole batch in one go in a 11inch x 7 inch tin marking the squares and baking for 40 minutes or do as I did. I personally recommend them with light Darjeeling second flush tea .
    I earned a compliment for this batch of shortbread.I had baked some so that I could put the pictures on the blog and my childhood friend whom I hadnt met for fifteen years visited me.I had saved the best looking pieces for her , but it was her two year old who devoured the whole lot.Now guys this is not a made up story.I am bad at telling lies just for the simple reason that I have a bad memory...imagine my writing the same for another recipe and you all will think...."she does meet her friends after a very long gap...wonder how many more will she meet up and we get to read about before a recipe".

Ingredients

1.   250 grams butter ( softened but not melted )
2.   2 tablespoons rice flour
3. 6 0 grams icing sugar
4.   300 grams plain flour

  Method

1.    Sift all the dry ingredients in a large basin.
2.    Rub butter into the dry ingredients till it resembles breadcrumbs.
3.    Knead   lightly till it joins into a smooth and soft ball.



4.    Divide the mixture into two parts and press gently into two rounded and greased 8 inch round tins.
5.   Cut them into squares or wedges and prick with the fork.


6.   Bake in a preheated oven at 180° c for 35 minutes.
7.    Let the short bread come to room temperature  before lifting them.






Shortbread




I have used rice flour in this shortbread recipe for a crispier shortbread . You could make the whole batch in one go in a 11inch x 7 inch tin marking the squares and baking for 40 minutes or do as I did. I personally recommend them with light Darjeeling second flush tea .
    I earned a compliment for this batch of shortbread.I had baked some so that I could put the pictures on the blog and my childhood friend whom I hadnt met for fifteen years visited me.I had saved the best looking pieces for her , but it was her two year old who devoured the whole lot.Now guys this is not a made up story.I am bad at telling lies just for the simple reason that I have a bad memory...imagine my writing the same for another recipe and you all will think...."she does meet her friends after a very long gap...wonder how many more will she meet up and we get to read about before a recipe".

Ingredients

1.   250 grams butter ( softened but not melted )
2.   2 tablespoons rice flour
3. 6 0 grams icing sugar
4.   300 grams plain flour

  Method

1.    Sift all the dry ingredients in a large basin.
2.    Rub butter into the dry ingredients till it resembles breadcrumbs.
3.    Knead   lightly till it joins into a smooth and soft ball.



4.    Divide the mixture into two parts and press gently into two rounded and greased 8 inch round tins.
5.   Cut them into squares or wedges and prick with the fork.


6.   Bake in a preheated oven at 180° c for 35 minutes.
7.    Let the short bread come to room temperature  before lifting them.






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