Spritz - Dutch Sugar Biscuits

Name: Thermomix recipe: Spritz - Dutch Sugar Biscuits
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 15 min
Ingredients: 150 Grams raw caster sugar; 220 Grams butter room temperature; 250 Grams SR flour; 1 Teaspoon vanilla extract

Plenty Prep Time 5 minutes Cook Time 15 minutes Rated: Print

A traditional Dutch spiced biscuit or cookie that is the perfect little cuppa accompaniement. Easy, simple, truly home made. Channel your inner nanna

FOUR Ingredients people!! SO easy and so delicious.

The multi talented Tash from Little BIt of Thyme has allowed me to publish this delicious recipe on my site. If you are not quite up with Tash, she is the photographer of my most recent book, Cooking with Tenina; More great recipes for the Thermomix which now about to go to print for the second time due to it's enormous popularity, largely due to the most beautiful of pictures thanks to Tash.

This recipe is Tash’s Thermomix version of the Dutch Spritz! Quick to whip up in either a food processor or a Thermomix these little biscuits are the perfect little morsels to accompany your afternoon tea! (And really, do you need that excuse? I don’t think so!)

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Need

150 Grams raw caster sugar BUY
220 Grams butter room temperature BUY
250 Grams SR flour
1 Teaspoon vanilla extract BUY

Do

1: Preheat oven to 180ºC and line two trays with baking paper.
2: Mill sugar 10 sec/speed 9.
3: Add butter and chop 5 sec/speed 8.
4: Insert Butterfly and whip for up to 2 min/speed 3-4.
5: Add flour and vanilla to Thermomix bowl and mix a further 2 min/speed 3-4.
6: Roll mixture into a long one-inch thick snake then cut into slices about 1 cm wide.
7: Place on trays, with a little space between each as they will spread!
8: Bake for approximately 15 minutes until lightly golden. Switch the trays around after a few minutes if need be.
9: Remove from oven and allow to cool on trays – the Spritz will be soft until cool.

Store in a tin or an air-tight container…that’s if it’s worth it to store…

Tash is a full time, stay at home mum of four kids who blogs over at http://www.littlebitofthyme.com She writes about things that keep her Inspired, Content and Creating. Cooking and creating with the Thermomix is one thing that she loves as well as growing her own produce in her small kitchen garden. She is passionate about teaching her children how to cook and bake and loves nothing more than a messy kitchen bench!