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Church Window Biscuits

Church Window Biscuits

30 July 2021
Card Color
#e91720
Card Label
Christmas
Recipe Name
Church Window Biscuits
Difficulty
Easy
Preparation Time
00:10
Cooking Time
00:15
Total Time
00:25
Introduction
These church window biscuits make a yummy treat or even a Christmas tree decoration.

Ingredients
  • 175g (6oz) Butter, softened
  • 100g (4oz) Caster sugar
  • 225g (8oz) Plain flour
  • 20 Boiled sweets (in different colours)
  • To use Christmas shape cutters
Method
  • Step 1Preheat your over to 160ºC and line two baking sheets with grease proof paper.
  • Step 2In a large bowl mix together the sugar and butter and beat together until smooth. Add the flour and then knead together by hand.
  • Step 3Lightly flour a smooth surface and roll out the dough.
  • Step 4Using your Christmas shaped cutters, cut out each large shape and then use a smaller cutter to cut our a middle section of the biscuits and then place on the baking tray.
  • Step 5Separate the boiled sweets into their colours and place them in zip lock bags. Crush the sweets using a rolling pin until they are finely smashed and then sprinkle these grains in the centre of the dough.
  • Step 6Bake in the oven for approximately 15 minutes or until the biscuits are golden and the sweets have melted into their shapes.
  • Step 7Leave to cool and then hang on your Christmas tree.
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Author:

Russell Hobbs

Russell Hobbs was founded in the UK in 1952 by Bill Russell and Peter Hobbs, whose combined design and engineering flair allowed them to launch a company that remains a leading brand to this day. Over the years, Russell Hobbs has built up a legacy of design and innovation that placed the brand at the heart of the consumer’s home. The first automatic switch off kettle, the first automatic coffee maker and even the first plastic kettle were all Russell Hobbs innovations.