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EASY EGGLESS BUTTER COOKIES WITH 50% ATTA!

Serves 37.5 $0.20 est. / serving

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Estimated ingredient cost$7.48For the whole recipe · ingredients used
EASY EGGLESS BUTTER COOKIES WITH 50% ATTA!
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YOUR TIME IN THE KITCHEN

Make something good.

  1. 01

    – Fit your stand mixer* with the paddle attachment.

  2. 02

    – Whisk together the whole wheat flour and plain flour thoroughly. Set aside.

  3. 03

    – Take the butter, salt, sugar and vanilla in the bowl of the stand mixer and beat them until smooth and creamy(not light and fluffy)You can also do this with a wooden spoon but making it in the stand mixer is easier and effortless. I mix on speed 4 for about a minute.

  4. 04

    – Add in the flours and mix just until incorporated. This is very important as over mixing will make the cookies tough instead of tender.

  5. 05

    – Scrape the dough on the counter, bring it together. If necessary knead lightly to make sure the flour is completely incorporated.

  6. 06

    – Divide the dough into 2 parts, place on cling film and form into logs.

  7. 07

    – Refrigerate the dough for at least 2 hours or even better overnight. This rest is very important as the dough absorbs the moisture and flavours better. Do not skip this step.

  8. 08

    – The dough will firm up quite a bit after overnight refrigeration, it will be easier to slice.

  9. 09

    – When ready to bake, preheat oven to 180 C / 350 F. Line two cookie sheets with aluminium foil, dull side facing up. Do not grease.

  10. 10

    – Using a sharp knife, cut the cold dough into 1/4 inch thick slices.

  11. 11

    – Place the cookies at least 1.5 inches apart.

  12. 12

    – Bake 12-14 minutes or until the edges turn a light golden brown.(If using an OTG, rotate trays half-way through)

  13. 13

    – Once done, lift the foil(with the cookies) and place on a cooling rack. Let the cookies cool completely before storing airtight. The cookies can be stored for about a month,if they still remain in the jar for so long that is!

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Foodista / Common Pile

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Photograph

File:Shortbread3.jpg — Hortensja Bukietowa. Own work

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  • Flour

    File:All-Purpose Flour (4107895947).jpg — Veganbaking.net from USA. All-Purpose Flour

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  • Butter, unsalted

    File:Butter curls.jpg — David Masters. Flickr : Curled Butter

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  • Sugar

    File:Bowl of white sugar.jpg — Douglas P Perkins. Own work

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  • Salt

    File:Table salt (53686886134).jpg — Conall from Downpatrick, Northern Ireland. table salt. Original embedded copyright notice: CONALLMCCAUGHEY

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  • Vanilla extract

    File:Homemade Vanilla Extract (4107750384).jpg — Veganbaking.net from USA. Homemade Vanilla Extract

    Original photo · CC BY-SA 2.0

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