Cardamom Button Cookies
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Rich, buttery, crisp and melt in mouth cookies which are perfectly go with your cup of coffee or tea.
Cardamom Button Cookies
#spiceweek1
#cookies
Rich, buttery, crisp and melt in mouth cookies which are perfectly go with your cup of coffee or tea.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Grind Cardamom and sugar together to make fine powder.
- 2
Take flour in a big bowl and mix salt and baking powder.
- 3
Add melted butter and mix well till flour will crumble.
- 4
Add sugar and cardamom powder and mix well.
- 5
Add milk slowly and knead a dough.
- 6
Roll dough in log shape and tightly wrap in aluminum foil.
- 7
Keep it in refrigerator for 30 minutes.
- 8
After 30 minutes cut this log in 1/2 inch thick circle.
- 9
Cut these circles in your desired shape with cookie cutter.
- 10
Arrange these cookies on greased baking tray and bake in an otg for 15 minutes on 180℃.
- 11
Melt in mouth cardamom cookies are ready, store in airtight jar for a week.
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