Our Raisin Shortbread.
We are free this Saturday morning. Yahoo! No errands and no events (except for a birthday party this afternoon). So it’s baking time for Dindin and me. I got cheap cookie cutters in the shape of a heart, flower, and heart from Saizen last week so it is time to put them in action.
I like this recipe because it only requires three basic ingredients–flour, butter, and sugar. But I added the raisins because I like it sweet and well, variety. It is additional nutrition for Dindin, too. After all, raisins are antioxidants.
Dindin helped me mix, flatten the mixture, and then cut them into shapes. But having the raisins in the batter proved rather difficult to cut. So instead, we used the cookie cutters as molds. hihi We each filled up the cutters and then removed the shaped batter onto the cooking sheets. 😀
My little helper hard at work and with the cooked cookies. 😀
Should you want to try this yourself, here is are easy peasy Raisin Shortbread.
1 bar melted butter
2 1/2 cups flour
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 cup raisins soaked in warm water for an hour and sliced in half
Procedure:
1. Preheat oven to 200°C. Grease your cookie tins.
2. Mix the butter, flour, sugar and raisins. Knead with your hands.
3. With a rolling pin, flatten it and use the cookie cutter to make shapes.
4. Bake the cookies for about 15-20 minutes, or when the top turns golden brown.
5. Cool before serving and storing. 😀
I am not sure how long these cookies will last on the shelf. But I am sure that with kids in the house, they won’t last long. hahaha
She deserves this treat. 😀
Easy right? No mixing needed. But it is already a fun and fulfilling activity for kids. When they were cooked, Dindin relaxed and ate a couple of cookies. Nothing beats partaking the fruit of your labor, eh? hihi With this recipe, I think we made more than 30 differently-shaped cookies like the jewels of scott kay for the whole family. Enjoy mommies and daddies! 😀
yay, i want to make this as a bonding time for me and my daugheter irelle
I don’t know how to bake but the cookies Looks yummy.
Love it. Will try this recipe. Thanks for sharing 🙂
gandang bonding with kids…gusto ko pong gawin kaso ala kami oven…
If you have turbo broiler sis you can also do this 😀
wow nice bonding
copy the recipe and someday i will cook this… easy and kids love it..thanks
wow…sana may oven din kami,,i really love to bake and magandang bonding sa mga bata ..
Ahaha she looks happy! So cute!
my kids will surely love this dahil mahilig sila sa cookies . thanks for sharing!
wow.. i love that recipe
wow, it’s look like an easy receipe and a good bonding activity for both parent and kid and would love to do this in the future with my kids when they are old enough. Thanks and will copy also this recipe. 🙂
This looks yummy! I bet my kids will love this!
good recipe
happy family!great bonding
Yeah! I’ll try this recipe at home with my son. 🙂
keep up the good works Mom and Daughter’s Raisin Shortbread Recipe..More to go…
baking is something i would really like to try, but i do not have an oven. do you think you can share recipes like these i can make using my oven toaster?
I think you can do this one in a toaster sis. The cooking time becomes less, too 😀
i want to learn how to bake! can i try this recipe too!?