I love sablés. with coffee or tea or on their own. You can’t go wrong with having sablés in your pantry/cookie tin. These round Scottish shortbread bring back happy memories, especially baked in these rounds and broken into triangles. Hope you like them too..
Pincée de sel:
- It can also be baked as squares, by rolling/pressing into a rectangular pan and cut into squares.
- Piercing with a fork is tradition.
- Try adding fresh thyme leaves or the tiny flowers(no hard stems) to the dough before rolling.
- Try adding lavender flowers to the dough. (Be careful, as lavender can be very powerful.
..pinching a scolloped edge with the fingers, piercing with a fork and scoring into segments..
..sprinkle with castor sugar..
Recipe adapted from Cuisiner! 280 recettes: Larousse
A great film for other movie lovers like me…even though it isn’t weekend yet. Keep this film in mind. I am not sure whether it is available in English or with subtitles, but it is truly a great film with great acting, great script, great directing.
..La source des femmes..
..Ã la prochaine fois..
Ronelle
You sables are so sophisticated Ronelle. Everything you make is pretty. I know I would love the lavender in the dough.
Sam
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Your shortbread looks so light & crumbly.I have lots of different recipes but I’ll have to try yours. Never used rice flour is this available in most s/markets or only from specialist shops ?
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Not surprisingly, these are the prettiest sablés I’ve ever seen! I love Pierre Hermé’s black olive sablé recipe, as found in Dorrie Greenspan’s book ‘Around My French Table.’
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Thanks Laura. Black olive sablés…that sounds deicious! Pierre Hermés is a wizard. I love his recipes, but I don’t know this one; will look out for it, as I love olives too – few things I don’t love actually…!
Hope you are doing well..paintings, drawing, eating, being mamy.. bisous
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Thanks Barbara!
I find rice flour at some Grands surface in the bio aisle, or else at the biostore. I actually used a farine de riz complet in this recipe, because my riz blanc was finished and I was a little afraid it wouldn’ work, but they are still as light as a feather and softly crumbly. bisous
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Thanks you Sam, what a nice compliment! I have tried lavender before, but I think I have used too much because they smelled like soap..but they looked very pretty! bises
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Hi!I googled our the trailer for la source des Femmes, looks like a great movie. I hope to watch it soon. Thank you for sharing!
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Every movie you have recommended has been loved:)
Your shortbreads are gorgeous dear Ronelle..
Your mat too!
Ainsi..comme toujours..tes aquarelles..
That’s how I first fell in love with you:)
x
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Just beautiful!Back from PARIS!
Thanks for your e-mail!!!
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Beautiful and so tempting! A buttery delight.
Cheers,
Rosa
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You can’t go wrong with a Scottish shortbread, looks lovely!
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