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my recipes for shortbread use no liquid. Just a little moisture from the butter. That's what makes them so tender. That part of why it's called "short bread" high fat, no liquid.
What holds these together? Is there no liquid in the recipe?
Thanks for all the suggestions!
Sawzbella,
To make the dough by hand, mix the flour, sugar, and salt together and then cut in the butter with a pastry blender or a fork, like you would do for pie dough. Shortbread and pie crust are similar; you want to coat the butter with flour so it will be flaky, but don't handle it any more than you have to.
Since you will be chopping up the pecans anyway, why not
just use pecan pieces and not the more expensive pecan halves?
Mykele
Sawzbella....chop them finely by hand.
I don't have a food processor, but these sound like they would be a hit at my house! My 10 year old discoverd his Dad's Pecan Pie this Thanksgiving!
Any suggestions for making them without a processor would be appreciated! Thank You!
These are the easiest and yummiest cookies! Everybody LOVES them!
These turned out great and were very quick and easy!