Easy
30
biscuitsBy Tessa Kiros
Published 2010
These I learned from my American friend, Sue. When I first made them my children said they were the best ever and I must definitely put the recipe in this book — so here it is. I also love them with dried strawberries instead of cranberries, and sometimes my girls prefer them without the cranberries, just chocolate. I like these small so I make them no bigger than a good teaspoon of dough, but you might like to make them larger. I also like to take them as a gift, packed in a lovely box and tied with a ribbon. Unless you have a huge oven, you will need to bake these in batches, so have the two trays ready.
Lightly moisten your hands and roughly roll teaspoons of the mixture into balls. Arrange them on the trays, leaving a fair space between for flattening and spreading.
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