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Surti Batasa (Butter Biscuit) RecipeSurti Batasa is an Indian version of Dutch Butter Biscuit Do NOT confuse Batasa with Batasha. Batasha in North India is a hollow semi-spherical sugar drop
IngredientsWet Mixture1. Un-salted butter (two sticks): 1 cup 2. Powdered sugar: ¾ cup 3. Egg Yolk: 1 Dry Mix1. Bleached All-purpose flour: 2 cups 2. Besan (Chickpea flour): ½ cup 3. Powdered Green Cardamom seeds: 1 teaspoon Add-ins1. Sliced Almonds: 1 Table spoon MethodStep 1: Wet Mixture1. Use Electric Mixer. Beat Butter about one minute 2. Add powdered sugar gradually. Beat till the mixture is light and fluffy, about 5 minutes 3. Add eggs. Beat 30 seconds
Step 2: Dry MixMix all ingredients well. Sift together.
Step 3: DoughAdd dry mix to wet mixture gradually beating at low speed
Step 3: Baking1. Preheat oven to 325º F 2. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. 3. Divide dough into 30 parts. Roll each part in to a ball 4. Press each ball of dough into a fat patty. Press some Almonds on the top surface of the patty. 5. Put the patty on parchment paper. Continue till all the balls are done 6. Bake for 20 minutes. The cookies should just start to turn brown. |
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