It will be for the contrast of the filling of bright red marmalade with the pale yellow shortcrust pastry but these biscuits already to see them immediately jump to the eye!
I never prepare so many because to see them in front of me, knowing I have enough for the bags of gifts, I would go on to eat them ...
Also this dough, like various others used for Christmas cookies, is a variant on the eternal theme of short pastry; and like all these doughs it is quite fearful of the heat: so fast processing, an adequate period of resting in the cold and a fairly rapid final processing before baking.
Ingredients for ca. 25 pieces:
butter |
g. |
120 |
g. |
50 |
|
egg yolks |
g. |
2 |
flour |
g. |
160 |
vanilla bourbon |
pinch (made with three fingers) |
2 |
salt |
pinch (made with three fingers) |
1 |
lemon bio |
pc. |
1 |
flour for the work surface |
||
greaseproof paper |
||
currant jam diluted with honey |
g. |
100 |
Click here to see the video on YouTube of the formulation!
Preparation:
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Pour all ingredients into the kneader, none excluded. When they are well mixed continue for a few minutes kneading with your hands on the work surface.
Form of cylinders, wrap them in aluminum foil or plastic and let it rest for a few hours in a cool place.
After a few hours of rest taking the cylinders of dough, cut it into pieces and cut into balls the size of un'amarena.
Place the balls on a plate covered with parchment paper and crush it just by pivoting it in the center with the fingertip of the thumb.
Fill each ball with a teaspoon of red currant jam diluted with a little 'honey.
Return to 175 ° 10'-12 '
To briefly cool on a grate and then let it dry on a towel or dish towels for at least one day.
ADVICES AND NOTES:
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- (about 75 cal / piece)
- Recipe, text only: to print or download.
- Note: instead of just honey, use half honey and half sugar: the dough will be sweeter.
- Taking advantage of a beautiful day and mild temperatures (in the picture, -2 °) instead of working in a room with open windows you can directly work outdoors!
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