[lace-chat] Cattern cookies

2004-11-22 Thread Jennifer Audsley
Hi Pene,

I tried your Cattern cookie recipe on the weekend and they turned out great. 
Crisp, crunchy and delicious. I'm not a
big fan of caraway seeds, but loved these biscuits (I included the currants).

Thanks for the recipe,

Jen in Melbourne, Australia (where it's cool and overcast this morning)

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[lace-chat] Cattern Cookies

2004-11-18 Thread Pene Piip
As Helen Bell has already mentioned, there is the recipe in the Jones  Deer
book which I prefer to use. Last year I made cookies instead of cakes.
So I'll post my cookie recipe as a variant to their recipe.
CATTERN COOKIES
Combine in a large bowl 1.25 cups of plain flour with 1/4 teaspoon of cinnamon,
1/4 cup of ground almonds, 1 cup of sugar, 2 teaspoons of caraway seeds.
( One ounce of currants is optional, depending on if you like them or not.)
Add to mixture 1/2 cup (100g) of melted butter  1 medium-sized egg  mix all
together. Then I just formed the dough into a long sausage shape, about 2 in
diameter, wrapped it in plastic wrap  stored the log in the freezer for an 
hour.

Preheat oven to 400F / 200C  then after removing plastic wrap, slice the log
into thin slices ( about 1/4 inch wide) and lay them on a cookie (or 
biscuit) tray
and bake for 10 minutes until slightly brown. I might have even baked them for
5 minutes on the other side. They are really nice dunked in tea or coffee.

If anyone else makes them let me know how the cookies turn out.
Penelope Piip
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