Shortbread

The classic recipe is 3-2-1. Three parts flour, two parts butter, and one part sugar by weight.

A typical recipe is 300g flour, 200g butter, 100g sugar. Some add a dash of vanilla. Most recommend the butter should be cold.
Most use unsalted sweet butter. Some add a little salt
Process is to cream the butter and sugar, add vanilla or other flavor if any, slowly add flour. Bake at 325 for about 10 mins

Two sticks of butter is 227g. So I've used
sugar 113g
unsalted butter 227g (two sticks)
flour 336g
A little vanilla, a little cardomom powder, to taste
This took 30 mins at 350

From King Arthur and Betty Crocker

1 stick salted butter (227 g) (or unsalted)
3/4 cup sugar (150 g) (or cup of confectioner’s sugar)
Add a capful of vanilla if desired
2 cups (240 g) flour

Blend butter and sugar until smooth. Then work in flour. Add water or butter if it’s too crumbly

Bake 20 mins at 350

Here’s a recipe that claims to be a copycat of Lorna Doone’s

from https://yousaypotatoes.com/lorna-doone-cookies/ accessed 2023/07/28

Other sites say that using both butter and margarine improves the texture as the two fats have different qualities.


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