Lemon Thyme Cookies

Lemon Thyme Cookies

by Halloween

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

3

Fresh herbs should not be stored after being cut. You have to use them up every time you buy them. Thyme is a good kind of vanilla. I tried to use a biscuit recipe to consume a lot, and it happened to be made of lemon when combined with this recipe. Chewing sugar, it feels very good, so I used it, and added some almond powder and cheese powder to enhance the taste and texture. After the biscuits are finished, the smell of thyme is floating all over the room.

Ingredients

Lemon Thyme Cookies

1. 142 g butter softened at room temperature

2. Add 84 grams of lemon gum (if not, use 80 grams of caster sugar + 4 grams of lemon zest instead) and beat until the butter is white

3. 28 grams of fresh thyme, chopped (or use 7 grams of dried thyme instead), mix it with butter and stir well (this biscuit will have a strong spice flavor, if you don’t like thyme, you can reduce its dosage)

Lemon Thyme Cookies recipe

4. Add the egg yolks to the butter one by one and mix well

5. Sift in a mixture of flour, almond powder and cheese powder and mix well

6. Wrap it in a fresh-keeping bag to form a square cylinder, and put it in the refrigerator overnight

Lemon Thyme Cookies recipe

7. Take out the next day and cut into slices about 5 mm thick

8. Arrange into the baking tray, and send it into the preheated 180℃ oven

9. Bake for 15-20 minutes (please adjust the time and temperature according to your own oven)

Lemon Thyme Cookies recipe
Lemon Thyme Cookies recipe
Lemon Thyme Cookies recipe
Lemon Thyme Cookies recipe

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