Hi Jody! They should turn a light golden color but shouldn’t be browning. I hope you still loved them! 🙂
]]>How frustrating, Nan! My best guess would be that something was accidentally mis-measured as this recipe should double just fine. It’s unfortunately so easy to accidentally mis-measure when doubling.
]]>Weights are the best way to get accurate, repeatable results. I’m glad you were still able to make it work. 🙂
]]>I am assuming my problem occurred because I did not weigh the flour, I used standard measuring cups. So…good lesson learned. However I could not get the dough to meld so I patted it into a greased cake pan and baked it for 20-25 minutes. Delicious!!
]]>Hi Heidi! Did you weigh your flour? Is it possible it just needs to be mixed a little bit longer? Are you able to get it to stick together if you pick it up and pinch it in your fingers?
]]>I’m glad you enjoyed them! Shortbread cookies, by nature, are a plain cookie. It depends what kind of flavor you are going for. You could add lemon or lime zest, choose a different extract, or even top them with a glaze. 🙂
]]>It’s going to be a lot of work to hand mix it, but I suppose it is doable. 🙂
]]>Good to know! I did allow it to sit there and soften up. I love this recipe! I’m busy making my Valetine cookies now. 😋❗️❤️
]]>Hi Toni! Once the dough is refrigerated it will need to sit at room temperature for an hour or so to prevent the cracking. 🙂
]]>Sure thing, Robin! Enjoy ☺️
]]>Forgive me if the answer to this question has already been given as I didn’t see it. Will these work with Royal Icing for a pretty decorative cookie?
]]>Hi Laurie! You could stir them in at the end. You could try adding them right before baking, but I’m not sure how well they will stick. You could also dip it in chocolate and put sprinkles on the chocolate. 🙂
]]>Hi Rita! I haven’t tried it so I can’t say for sure, but I think it could work. I do have a thumbprint cookie recipe you could try as well. 🙂
]]>They are the same thing so no problem 🙂
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