Our Tuesdays with Dorie treat of the week is Hungarian Shortbread. I had never heard of Hungarian Shortbread before but love shortbread so was excited to give this recipe a try.
Cookies with jam in them are my favorite kind, and I love making jam, but was unable to find the rhubarb called for. The recipes says that you can also use your favorite flavor or preserves so I went with some homemade strawberry jam.
Hungarian Shortbread uses a technique I'd heard of but never tried myself, grating / shredding frozen dough! I used my salad shooter with the shredding cone, which made this recipe super easy. I couldn't wait to see what it looked like after it baked...
Here it is just out of the oven. I had to add an extra 5 minutes on the baking time because the middle seemed undone at 40, but when it checked it 5 minutes later it looked just right! These are absolutely delicious and I would make them again for sure! They seem like the perfect bar cookie to take along for a picnic.
And now I have a couple of photos of our last TWD recipe assignment, a lovely Lemon Loaf Cake...
I baked along with everyone two weeks ago but just didn't have the time to post on time so thought I'd save my pictures and put them up with the Hungarian Shortbread.
I love lemon loaf and this one was pretty yummy! The kids enjoyed this one as well. And now one last photo to share, an inside shot of my Mushroom Pizza Rustica that we made a month ago. When I blogged about the recipe I didn't have any photos of a slice of it showing the filling. I took this photo of the leftovers the next day and it had been sitting in my "Cooking Photos" folder of pictures for the last month, so I thought I'd share that one this week too. Thanks for visiting -- happy baking, everyone :)
8 comments:
Wow! YOur'e all caught up now. YOur shortbread squares look delicious. So do the loaf and pizza rustica.
Everything turned out beautifully!
Fun catch up post! :) Glad each of your recipes turned out so well! :)
Good job on all three!
Such beautiful shortbread…looks so lovely piled up so high! A great catch up! Happy May Day!
WOW...lots of kitchen time making marvelous things! I should have cut my shortbreads smaller...yours are lovely stacked up on your plate. I always enjoy being reminded about what we make...so many good things and so many that I want to make again. Great work!
Great round up post!
Thanks for baking along this week.
That stack of shortbread looks so tempting! I like the photos of the other dishes you made, too. I don't think we've had a bad recipe so far in this group, have we?
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