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Traditional Scottish shortbread with a twist. The butter pecan glaze is a wonderful addition to an already-delicious recipe.
For the shortbread:
Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Slowly mix in the flour until well incorporated and the dough pulls into a ball. Turn out onto the counter. You may lightly flour your surface.
Roll out to desired thickness, between 1/4″ and 1/2″ thick. (Remember the cookies don’t rise.) Cut out in desired shape. You may use a cookie cutter, or cut with a knife or pizza cutter into squares, diamonds or triangles.
Place on a cookie sheet. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes, until lightly golden.
For the glaze:
Lightly toast the pecans until just fragrant. Mix together the toasted pecans, melted butter and the heavy cream. Whisk in enough powdered sugar to reach the desired consistency.
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jenng on 12.6.2009
Great recipe! I rolled the dough into logs and put them in the freezer for approx. 20 minutes then sliced them into 1/4″ discs. They weere a hit at the Christmas party I went to0!! Thanks
hartfield1 on 11.14.2009
Great cookie. Very plain without the icing, but that’s shortbread. This will be a staple in my cookie recipes.
msholiday on 10.30.2009
On my cookie list this year for sure. These are so good and easy.
Heather Bell on 10.30.2009
Tried Tested and oh my now to just stop myself. So easy and definitely going on the Christmas cookie list.
gordian1 on 10.29.2009
For being such a simple recipe it’s hard to imagine how they can be so delicious. They are obscenely good with the taste of butter and pecan.
I keep going back to the box and sneaking “just one more”.
5 mitts from me.