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Honestly these would probably be a more appropriate pick for Christmas because with all those spices the house smelt wonderful!
Last time I didn't have any ziploc bags and did have problems rolling out the sticky dough. This time though the bag worked a treat and I ended up with perfect little rectangles of shortbread with minimum fuss.
These are a little plain jane in the looks department but the flavour more than makes up for it. I will definitely be making these again and playing around with different flavour combinations.
Thanks for a great pick Donna! You can find the recipe on Life’s Too Short Not to Eat Dessert First under today's date.
Oatmeal spice cookies sound delicious! I used a freezer bag to roll out my dough - it worked OK.
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Ciao ! I'll try your version when it's more cold then !! I think they look cute !
ReplyDeleteThe oatmeal variation loks fantastic! These are definitely going on my Christmas baking list.
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The spice cookies look delicious!
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Love the wonderful recipes here ... the shortbread looks so yummy n inviting .
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What beautiful cookies! I like the sound of the oatmeal spice variation, too.
ReplyDeleteI thought this version was rather attractive, actually. I refer to this flavor as the blond shortbread. I baked both versions on the same day. Their baking scents melded together and created a sort of cappucino smell throughout the house. Not a bad thing to come home to! Thanks for baking with me this week.
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