Melt In Your Mouth Butter Cookies | Danish Butter Cookies Recipe | 쉬운 베이킹
This video recipe will show you how to make 4 types of melt in your mouth butter cookies, inspired by the classic royal danish butter cookie boxes. These include the round country style, rectangular sugar slice, vanilla ring, and round raisin crunch. Whichever is your favourite, use this easy baking recipe to make them all in one batch of cookie dough. The extra fragrant buttery aroma comes from using Wijsman butter and the lightness of the cookie gives it a real mouth in your mouth feel that makes for a perfect afternoon tea at home.
0:00 Intro
0:21 Combine butter and sugar
0:42 Sift in flour and mix to form cookie dough
1:00 Round country style
1:16 Rectangular sugar slice
1:29 Vanilla ring
1:53 Round raisin crunch
2:10 Slice cookies and bake
2:30 Ready to enjoy
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The full recipe is below
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2 cup plain flour
230g salted butter (use wijsman butter for best results)
½ cup caster sugar
1 egg
½ tsp vanilla extract
¼ tsp salt
Additional ingredients for topping:
½ tsp granulated sugar (for rectangular sugar slice)
1½ tbs raisins, chopped (for round raisin crunch)
Mix butter and caster sugar together until combined.
Add egg, vanilla extract, and salt and combine.
Sift in flour and mix until it has a cookie dough consistency and there is no longer any dry flour visible.
Tip: try not to overmix the dough here to prevent cookie from being too dense to eat.
There is enough dough to make 4 batches of cookie.
Round country style shape:
Take ¼ portion of the dough and place on baking paper.
Shape into a rough log shape.
Fold the baking paper over and use a dough cutter to help turn it into a round shaped log.
Refrigerate for 1-2 hrs right until before baking.
Slice into ¾ cm thick slices.
Rectangular sugar slice shape:
Take ¼ portion of the dough and place on baking paper.
Shape into a rough log shape.
Fold the baking paper over and use it to help form a rectangular shape.
Refrigerate for 1-2 hrs right until before baking.
Slice into ¾ cm thick slices and top with granulated sugar.
Vanilla ring shape:
Take ¼ portion of the dough and place into piping bag leaving some room at the tip.
Cut the tip off and place into another piping bag with a closed star piping tip fitted.
Pipe into desired shape until all the dough is used.
Refrigerate for 1-2 hrs right until before baking.
Round raisin crunch shape:
Take ¼ portion of the dough and mix with chopped raisins.
Place on baking paper and shape into a rough log shape.
Fold the baking paper over and use a dough cutter to help turn it into a round shaped log.
Refrigerate for 1-2 hrs right until before baking.
Slice into ¾ cm thick slices.
Bake cookies for 15 mins at 160℃.
Allow to cool on a wire rack and serve.
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Easy 4 ingredient lemon cookie recipe - melt in your mouth glazed lemon cookies
Follow along with our delicious lemon cookies recipe and learn how to make the best easy lemon cookies! This lemon cookie recipe is very easy to make; using only four ingredients to create these buttery melt in your mouth lemon cookies! With an easy shortbread base and a tangy lemon icing, this easy lemon cookie is the best easy cookie recipe. These delicious rolled cookies have the perfect balance of sweetness in the shortbread cookie, with a tangy lemon icing on top, these cookies are sure to please! This easy recipe only uses butter, powdered sugar, flour and a lemon! Super easy and delicious rolled lemon shortbread cookies! Follow along with this short recipe tutorial and learn how to make lemon cookies!
Lemon Cookies
Ingredients:
1/2 Cup salted butter (softened to room temperature)
1/3 Cup powdered sugar
1 Teaspoon lemon zest
1 Cup all purpose flour
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350F/175C. Line cookie sheets with parchment paper (optional). In the bowl of a stand mixer, or in a large bowl if using a hand mixer cream butter until smooth. Add powdered sugar and mix on low for 2 minutes. Zest 1 large lemon, this should give you about a teaspoon of zest. Add this into your bowl and mix on low until incorporated. Add in the flour and mix on low until the dough comes together. Lightly flour your rolling surface, form the dough into a disc and lightly flour the top. Roll to 1/4 Inch thickness and cut cookies using a 3 inch cutter. Re roll and cut your scraps as needed. You should get 12 cookies. Place on prepared cookie sheets and bake 10-12 minutes or until the bottoms are just beginning to brown. Let cool on the pan for a few minutes, then move to a wire rack to finish cooling. Dip cooled cookies in lemon icing and allow 2 hours to set.
Lemon Icing
Ingredients:
2 Tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 Cup powdered sugar
Directions:
Combine fresh lemon juice and powdered sugar in a small bowl. Whisk until smooth. If too thin, add a little bit more powdered sugar. If too thick, add a bit more lemon juice. Dip tops of cookies, let set and enjoy!
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0:00 - Lemon cookies recipe and directions
0:48 - Rolling, cutting and baking
1:26 - Lemon icing recipe and directions
1:53 - Finished lemon cookies
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Soft Lemon Cookies - Melt in your mouth
Lemon cookies are super simple to make and delicious. Made with a combination of lemon juice and zest, they have a tremendous natural flavor. I really enjoy them with a nice cup of tea or glass of milk.
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There are a few tips to making these tasty lemon cookies. First, I find the juice from one lemon is about perfect. If you want them more or less lemony, simple adjust the amount of juice accordingly.
I always use a few drops of yellow food coloring to make them really yellow and vibrant. This is totally optional, and you can be the judge.
The zest from one lemon is about perfect form my liking. Just be careful not to zest too far into the lemon as it will become bitter. You only want the zest from the shiny part of the skin.
The amount of sugar and vanilla extract can be altered too. Just be careful not to over power the lemon flavour with vanilla extract.
Watch the video and give our lemon cookies a try. As always, let us know what you think.
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Buttery, Melt-in-your-mouth Shortbread Cookies
This shortbread cookie recipe makes tender, buttery, classic shortbread cookies that hold their shape in the oven and melt in your mouth. Dipping in chocolate is optional, but highly recommended!
Recipe:
Ingredients
1 cup unsalted butter, softened (226g)
¾ cup powdered sugar (95g)
1 teaspoons vanilla extract
2 cups all-purpose flour (250g)
2 Tablespoons cornstarch
½ teaspoon table salt
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Instructions
00:00 Introduction
00:16 In a large mixing bowl, use an electric mixer to beat butter until lightened, smooth and creamy.
01:13 Gradually add sugar, stirring until light and creamy.
01:55 Add vanilla extract and stir well.
02:39 In a separate bowl, whisk together flour, cornstarch, and salt and whisk until combined.
03:50 Gradually add flour mixture to wet ingredients and stir until completely combined.
04:40 Form dough into a disc, wrap in plastic wrap, and chill in the refrigerator for at least 60 minutes.
05:40 Once cookie dough is nearly done chilling, preheat oven to 350F (175C) and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
05:50 Remove dough from the refrigerator and roll out on a lightly floured surface until the dough is between ⅛”-¼” thickness. Press a cookie cutter directly into dough, making cuts close together, and place cookies on baking sheet spacing at least 2” apart. Combine any remaining scraps of cough into a ball and re-roll to make more cookies.
08:40 Transfer baking sheet to center rack of 350F (175C) oven and bake for 9-11 minutes or until edges are just beginning to turn a very light golden brown (bake time will vary depending on thickness of dough and size of cookie cutter).
09:50 If desired, melt 1 cup/6 oz/170g chocolate and dip completely cooled cookies into chocolate. Place cookies on a wire rack and allow chocolate to set before serving.
Notes
Number of cookies
This will vary depending on the size of the cookie cutter used and how thick or thin you roll the dough. I use a 2” cookie cutter and get about 44 cookies.
Butter
Upgrade to European-style butter for richer-tasting, more buttery cookies.
Vanilla
Elevate your cookies by substituting 2 teaspoons of vanilla bean paste or the seeds of a scraped vanilla bean for the vanilla extract.
Variations
Make a brown sugar shortbread by reducing the powdered sugar to ½ cup (63g), cream ¼ cup (50g) of brown sugar with the butter, and increase cornstarch to 3 Tablespoons.
Original recipe
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Melting Moments Cookies Recipe / Melt in Mouth Biscuits | Cooker - Eggless Baking Without Oven
These eggless melt in mouth cookies made in cooker are a hit for sure! Cookies or Biscuits, whatever you call these literally melt in the mouth and are a basic kinda cookies which are easy peasy to cook off and are extremely delectable.. Comes on our series Eggless Baking Without Oven :) Now, all you need is a cuppa cappuccino and a couple of melting moments
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