So last Friday, Toddler woke up earlier than usual and since I was done with my to-do list for the day, we made Danish shortbread or butter cookies. And since Husband was at work this was another one of those Mom and Kid thing moment.
The cookies we baked were delicious. Compared to my first try which was bland, this has that real buttery flavour enhanced with the vanilla extract. And to top it all not overly sweet. Though texture wise, as per Husband was not that crumbly moist like the original Danish ones. Almost there but not quite yet. It probably was because I toasted the cookies a little longer than required.
I'd say this recipe is a keeper. Because of this, we know have a container full of delicious butter cookies. And I intend to make more if it comes empty again.
It was a perfect easy baking time with just me and Toddler. He makes baking so much fun! He always wants to do the things that he sees me do. From mixing the dough, to pressing the piping bag ("Mom it's so tiring!") He even copied me when I was cleaning up the ends of the cookies because suddenly he pressed on ALL the ends of the cookies! Ah love him to bits. I hope that when he grows up he'd remember these moments because it's deeply engraved in mine.
Danish Shortbread or Butter Cookies
recipe by Natzmetz
- 1 egg (60g)
- 200g butter
- 130g icing sugar
- 320g flour
- 2 tbsp of vanilla paste (appro. 30g)
Instructions
- Place everything in a mixing bowl and mix evenly using a paddle attachment on the lowest speed possible. You can mix it all by hand as well with a wooden spoon.
- Pipe wreaths onto greased cookie sheet or baking tray using an open star tip. I used a smaller tip than what the video instructed.
- Bake in a preheated oven at 200C for 7-8 min
- Leave to cool slightly before removing from cookie sheet.
- Transfer cookies into airtight container after cookies are at room temperature.
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