Important for Christmas cookies ground dough
Do not knead the dough too long and keep it cool in portions, so that the cookies keep their contours when baking.
From flour, cold butter, sugar, egg, vanilla and lemon abrass, a pastry is made, which is cooled, rolled out, punctured and baked lightly. Do not knead the dough too long and keep the portions cool, so that the cookies keep their contours when baking. Cocoa dyes part of the dough, ground almonds can replace some flour.
Why this recipe works
Do not knead the dough too long and keep it cool in portions, so that the cookies keep their contours when baking. From flour, cold butter, sugar, egg, vanilla and lemon zest, a pastry is made, which is cooled, rolled out, punctured and light baked. Cocoa dyes part of the dough, ground almonds can replace some flour.
Recipe
From flour, cold butter, sugar, egg, vanilla and lemon abrass, a pastry is made, which is cooled, rolled out, punctured and baked lightly. Knead the dough not too long and keep it cool in proportion so that the cookies keep their contours when baking.
Mix the flour, sugar, salt and lemon abrass. Cut the cold butter into small cubes, whittle the egg and prepare two plates and cut out moulds for processing after the cooling time.
Flour, cold butter, sugar, egg, vanilla and lemon abrass create a pastry that is cooled, rolled out, punctured and baked lightly.
Do not knead the dough too long and keep it cool in portions, so that the cookies keep their contours when baking.
Bake the cookies separately according to size and leave them on the sheet for two minutes. Cool on a grid and attach sugar decor only on completely cold pastries.
Kitchen know-how
Do not knead the dough too long and keep it cool in portions, so that the cookies keep their contours when baking.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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