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Thursday, December 20, 2007

Stained Glass Biscuits



Christmas is nearly upon us and my Christmas baking is still continuing at full speed. Yesterday was the last day of term so I'm now on 2 week holiday, yay! Today I made one of my final batches of decoration biscuits, and some stained glass biscuits for our tree. The way they glisten on the tree is beautiful and I will certainly be making them again in the future. I've submitted them to Susan's Christmas Cookie Foodblog Event at Food Blogga


Stained glass biscuits
Makes about 20


175g plain flour
75g unsalted butter
3 tbsp vanilla caster sugar
1 egg white
2 tbsp orange juice
bag of boiled sweets (one per biscuit)

1) Preheat oven to 180oc. Rub butter into flour until you have a fine breadcrumb texture. Stir in sugar, egg. Then mix in orange juice in gradually, until you have a smooth dough.

2) Roll out dough until about 2mm-5mm thick. Using a biscuit cutter, cut out a round, then use a different shape to cut out the middle. Make a small hole at the top using a skewer, to allow you to thread ribbon/thread through later on. Place on baking tray lined with baking parchment.

3) Place a boiled sweet in the middle of each biscuit. bake for 15-20 min. Allow to cool on baking sheet.




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6 comments:

  1. Jules, this is a most lovely addition to Eat Christmas Cookies. I adore the way the light peeks through the cookie's window. Many thanks for a creative and delicious submission. Cheers, Susan

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  2. Wonderful blog! I'll be back ofter to nose around!! Merry Christmas!

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  3. What the heck is a 'boiled sweet'?

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  4. Eric - Boiled sweet is the English name for hard candy.

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  5. Hi Jules,
    what beautiful looking Stained glass biscuits!! They are such fun to make :)

    Wishing you a Happy Christmas & new Year 2008!

    Rosie x

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