Plum jam biscuits recipe

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  • Cuisine: Croatian

Ingredients

250g unsalted butter
300ml cream
2 tbsp vanilla sugar
400g flour
1 ½ tsp baking powder
Plum jam
Caster sugar

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Preparation

Mix butter, cream, sugar and baking powder.

Slowly add flour to make a soft, stretchy dough. Knead for 5 minutes.

Roll dough out thinly and cut into 15cm long triangles with a pizza cutter or sharp knife.

Place one teaspoon of jam at the wide end of the triangles and roll each one forward into a U shape.

Bake at 200OC until golden. Roll in caster sugar while warm.

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23 Mar 2010 09:54 AEST
pero
buxton
do not
do not use sour cream wil ruin the recipe just keep practicing you'll get it right
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01 Mar 2010 09:15 AEST
croatian girl
st.albans
how would you know?
it is 300ml of cream and no more extra flour is needed. dont go changing the recipe around, its a traditional croatian recipe and your not making it right, if you were you wouldnt need to add extra ingredients. your not croatian you wouldnt have a clue!
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19 Sep 2009 05:21 AEST
Gerry
PERTH
FLOUR AND SOUR CREAM
much more flour is needed. i used sour cream and it came out great.
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14 Aug 2009 09:54 AEST
Tania
North Ryde
Sour Cream
Yes I agree It is definately 300ml's of sour cream not cream. These biscuits are sooo moist and go great with black coffee.
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19 Mar 2009 02:54 AEST
Ronnie
epping
something missing...
I needed to add much more flour to this recipe before my grandmother informed me that you should use 300ml sour cream. not cream. i did this and they were fantastic! You also need to use the traditional podravka jam from your local deli.
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