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Mollys Guide - Winter 2019

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Iced Biscuits Recipe

METHOD

You will need:

• 100g butter, slightly softened

• 100g caster sugar

• 1 medium Scaman’s Egg

• 275g plain flour

• 1 tsp vanilla extract

• 200g icing sugar

• Water

Preheat the oven to 190C (170C Fan) and line

a baking tray with greaseproof paper.

Cream the butter and sugar in a bowl.

Lightly beat the egg and slowly add it to the

creamed butter a bit at a time. Then, add the

vanilla extract.

Sieve the flour and stir it in, again bit by bit,

until the mixture makes a dough.

Once your dough is able to form a ball, dust

your worktop with a light dusting of flour. Roll

the dough until it is around 1cm thick.

Cut biscuits out of the dough and carefully

place them onto the baking tray.

Bake in the oven for 8 to 10 minutes until the

biscuits are a pale golden-brown colour. Set

aside for a few minutes, then transfer them to

a wire rack to cool.

To make the icing, place the icing sugar into

a bowl and add the water, a tablespoon at a

time, until you reach the right consistency for

your biscuits. Add food colouring, if you wish!

Once the biscuits are cool, use the back

of a spoon, or carefully use a knife, to ice

your biscuits. Then, get creative with your

toppings!

Christmas Characters

When you’ve used up your eggs for your festive

bakes, don’t throw the boxes away! With a

good splash of paint, googly eyes, and plenty

of glitter, the kids can make fun little Christmas

characters.

Here are some ideas...

Also! Make little holes in the sides and thread a

ribbon through to create bunting.

Simone, the Egg Lady, lives in Little

Grimsby, near Louth, with her husband

Neil, and two children Lotte (11) and

Phoenix (5).

You can follow Scamans Eggs on:

Twitter: @scamanseggs

Facebook: Scamans Eggs

Instagram: scamanseggs

Web: www.scamanseggs.co.uk

www.mollysguide.co.uk

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