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Copycat Walkers Shortbread Recipe Video
Making Walkers pure butter shortbread cookies. In this recipe video, we'll show you how to make Walkers shortbread cookies. Homemade Walkers-style shortbread butter cookies recipe. ➡️ SUBSCRIBE to Dished!
Here’s how you can make a copycat Walkers shortbread recipe that tastes like the real deal, maybe even better. With the signature delicate crumbly texture and beautiful buttery flavor, Scottish shortbread recipe is one of those biscuits that are both nostalgic and elegant. It’s right at home with a casual coffee catch-up with friends, or an elegant tea party to impress!
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How to Make Walker's Scottish Shortbread Recipe at Home
Learn how to make traditional Walker's Scottish Shortbread Cookies at home and enjoy rich, crumbly cookies perfect for dunking and the holidays!
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Recipe 375g Plain Four/all purpose 250g Butter unsalted is preferred 125g Sugar (Granulated or Caster Sugar) A good pinch of salt Bake at 160ºc/320ºf or Gas 3 for about 20 minutes NOTE: Granulated sugar gives a better crunch to this shortbread.
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I could have done with making mine a little thinner, perhaps using a bigger tray, so I ended up leaving it in for 45 minutes :).
3 Ingredient Shortbread Cookies - Easy and Delicious Shortbread Cookies
How to make buttery, melt in your mouth Shortbread Cookies using three ingredients you probably have in your pantry. Shortbread cookies are easy to make and taste divine.
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???? Shortbread Cookies Ingredients: 1 cup (16 tbsp, 230g) butter 1/2 cup (50g) powdered sugar 2 cups (250g) all purpose flour
2.5 inch cookie cutter
???? Shortbread Cookies Instructions: 1. Preheat the oven to 350F (177C). 2. Using a hand held or stand mixer, beat butter and powdered sugar until light and creamy. Add in flour and mix until mixture resemble crumb texture. 3. Knead the dough with hands until dough forms. Cover the dough with plastic wrap and keep it in the fridge for 30 minutes. 4. Lightly dust the work surface with flour, roll out the dough to a 1/4 inch thick rectangular shape. Using a cookie cutter (I used 2.5 inch round cookie cutter), cut into any shapes you like. 5. Place the cookies on a baking sheet lined with a silicone mat or parchment paper 6. Bake for about 16-18 minutes, or until cookies are pale golden brown. 7. Transfer to a wire rack to cool.