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KACHEN #21 (Winter 2019) English edition

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ANISE BISCUITS WITH<br />

BLOOD ORANGE JAM<br />

TANJA HAMMES, GRAPHIC DESIGNER<br />

RECETTES XX CATEGORIE DE SAISON XX<br />

50 biscuits<br />

40 minutes<br />

12 - 15 minutes + resting time overnight<br />

› 3 eggs size M<br />

› 250 g fine sugar<br />

› 250 g flour type 405<br />

› 2 tsp ground anise<br />

1 Place the eggs and sugar in a mixing bowl<br />

and beat until frothy with a food processor<br />

until the sugar has completely dissolved.<br />

2 Fry the anise seeds in a pan at medium heat<br />

for 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Allow to cool<br />

and crush coarsely with a mortar.<br />

3 Sieve the flour and gently fold into the sugar<br />

mixture together with the ground anise and<br />

crushed anise seeds.<br />

4 Heat a large baking tray briefly in the oven,<br />

grease with butter and dust with flour.<br />

› 1 tsp anise seeds<br />

› approx. 50 g blood orange jam<br />

› butter & flour for the baking tray<br />

5 Fill the dough into a piping bag with a starshaped<br />

spout and spray on 2-3 cm dots. Leave<br />

a little space, because they run a little apart.<br />

6 Leave uncovered overnight in a dry room.<br />

7 The next day, preheat the oven to 150°C<br />

and bake the biscuits for 12-15 minutes. Don’t<br />

overbake, they should remain bright.<br />

8 As soon as the biscuits have cooled down,<br />

assemble the biscuits by placing a small<br />

dollop of jam on one of the biscuits and placing<br />

a second biscuit on top.<br />

<strong>KACHEN</strong> No.21 | WINTER 19

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