A good way to "store" nuts---Nut shortbread
Overview
If you like nuts, you can try it, it’s super delicious! ! ! I used almonds and hazelnuts, but you can substitute any nut.
Tags
Ingredients
Steps
-
After the butter is softened, add sugar and salt
-
Beat the butter, caster sugar and salt together with a whisk
-
Add whole eggs one at a time
-
Beat evenly each time before adding the next egg liquid
-
After all the egg liquid has been added, beat with a whisk until a uniform butter paste forms
-
Sift together the low flour and baking powder into the butter paste, then add the almond flour
-
Use your hands to form a fluffy dough
-
Pour the dough into the mold
-
Press the dough with your hands and bake in the oven at 180 degrees for about 15 minutes
-
Add caster sugar and vanilla extract to 70 grams of whole eggs
-
Then grate in the lemon peel
-
Beat evenly with a whisk
-
Don’t grate the lemon peel too thinly, just like the one in the picture. You can taste the lemon peel when you eat it
-
Then add coconut flour and chopped almonds
-
Use a spatula to stir evenly
-
Take out the baked dough. It doesn’t matter if it’s hot. You don’t need to let it cool. You can use it directly
-
Pour the nut butter over the dough
-
Spread evenly with a spatula
-
Don’t crush the nuts too much. Flatten them and put them in the oven at 170 degrees for about 20 minutes
-
Then there is the hazelnut spread, this one also has grated cheese, I prefer the one with cheese, it tastes more delicious
-
Or stir all the filling materials together evenly
-
Spread it evenly on the baked dough
-
Take it out after baking
-
After cooling, remove from the mold. Use a knife to score around the edges
-
You can see the cheese shreds, but don’t tear the cheese into small pieces, so it tastes particularly delicious
-
Let cool and then cut into pieces
-
The nut shortbread is ready