For the Blog Hop Wednesday this month, I am paired with Nisha of Nisha’s Kitchen. She has a lot of nice recipes in her blog. Whenever I am to to do a recipe from other blog, the first thing I do is look at the baking section. Nisha had these cookies which interested me. The idea of teaspoon cookies sounded good. Then came the browned butter part. This is actually preparing ghee/ clarified butter and allowing it to brown a little and then using it up in the recipe. As I needed a clear butter, I used store bought one instead of home made one. The cookies were very crispy and crunchy. At first I was afraid that adding jam and icing sugar may make them very sweet, but after putting everything together, they were perfect. These are so tiny and you needn’t bite into it. Just pop one into your mouth and enjoy.
7. Take a teaspoon and fill it with the dough mixture. Pat it and smoothen the top.
8.Slightly press the side so that the dough is released from the spoon.
9. Place it flat side down on the tray.
10. Repeat until you fill the tray.
11. Bake for 10-13minutes or when the cookies start browning.
12. Cool on wire rack.
13. Apply jam on the flat side of a cookie.
14. Place another cookie’s flat side on it.
15. Finish of with all the cookies and arrange them on a plate.
16. Dust them with a generous amount of icing sugar.
17. Serve along with a cup of coffee or tea.
So easy and yummy cookie.love ur tutorial.
delicious looking neat cookies
Ooh…they are looking so cute and so tempting. Well illustrated steps, good one!!!
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perfect cookies… looks so nice
Easy breezy cookies, perfectly picturised.
Adorable looking cookies !!
Simple and yum! Looks perfect dear 🙂
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Mindblowing and seriously attractive cookies..Well done.
fabulous recipe. cookies look so cute
Oh, the last picture.. absolutely great dusted with the icing sugar.
Looks so delicious!
I love the last pic……..cookies look so cute & perfectly baked. LOve it.
These melt-in-the mouth delights make me go straight to the kitchen and bake some right now..they remind me of the Brittania Jim-Jam biscuits I used to adore 🙂
Wow these are awesome. Love you stepwise pics.
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Hi Gayathri, my first time here… I just fell in love with these adorable little cookies,a m sure going to make them at home soon! 🙂 Love ur space, glad to follow u 🙂
Hi Gayathri.. i did try this biscuit…it was tasty .i baked at 185 deg for 18 minutes exactly… i also took half the measurement of the recipe. The biscuits did brown but when i took it after cooling on the wire rack… the sides was powdered a bit. why is that happening. and i added the granulated sugar itself. did i had to powder it before adding??
Preetha, I think you over baked the cookies. And as for the sugar, you need to add the granulated sugar as it is. No need to powder it. The top of the cookies do not brown. Only the base turns colour. So remove it from oven a little earlier..