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INGREDIENTS
250g Stork to Bake/ or butter¾ cup castor sugar2 extra large eggs1 teaspoon baking powderPinch of salt½ cup oil2 teaspoon vanilla essence+/- 2 - 2 ½ cups cake flour
Icing-125g Stork to bake/ butter2 ½ -3 cups icing sugar1 teaspoon vanilla essenceOptional dash milk
Also needed-Strawberry jamCastor sugar
METHOD
1. Cream butter and castor sugar.2. Add oil and eggs, beat well.3. Add the vanilla and salt and beat in.4. Sift flour, add in half with baking powder, then add in flour as needed, binding by hand to form a soft dough.5. Roll out on a floured surface into a thin layer. 6. Dip cookie cutter in some flour then cut, repeating so the dough does not stick to cutter. You may even use a biscuit machine gun if you have one. Note: You will need one full circle, and one with a small hole in the center (like a donut).7. Place on a sheet tray with baking paper a little far apart.8. Bake in a preheated oven at 160°C for 15min. (I prefer the biscuits being a little paler, but you may bake till golden if you like.)9. Remove from oven and allow to cool completely.10. For the icing- Beat butter and icing sugar together with vanilla essence and only add dash milk if needed, if icing is too stiff. (You do not want it to be too soft as it's to glue the two cookies together.)
Assembly-1. Sandwich 1 whole circle and one circle with a hole together with icing.2. In the hole of top cookie, spoon in a little jam.3. Allow jam to firm up, them sprinkle sugar onto the jam in the center.#whenruhanacooks#mamataughtmewellrecipes
INFO & TIPS
a) My family prefer the jam without the sugar on top as the original Bakers biscuits are made, so I leave it off.
b) Store extra icing in an airtight container in the freezer. Thaw out when needed again.
c) If you're feeling lazy to make the icing and sandwich them, you could just make it into a one layer biscuit, but ensuring you use a cutter that does not make a hole all the way through the biscuit, just an indentation. The Malaysian cookie cutter works for this.
POSTED ON
18 Sep 2020
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Ruhana Ebrahim
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