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A delicious melt in your mouth Egyptian cookies made with ghee.
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Big feast (Eidul Adha) which is one of the most big celebrations among Muslims allover the world. Although it is a meat Eid which means it is full of traditional meat recipes like fattah.kebdah and more, we have so many delicious cookies on the table like Kahak .
One of the easiest cookies very well knows and very well desired by kids is the betefour pronounced betty-four. When I was young -ages ago 🙂 - betefour came in two colors - white and brown- and in almost one shape- two circles or flower shaped glued together with jam. Now betefour comes in so many different shapes and some people make it in more than these traditional two colors. It is easy to make,assemble,very buttery. sweet and very very delicious. I hope you will try them and enjoy them as much as we do.
Now for the garnish you can leave it plain as is or glue each identical two with Jam then add some to the tip then dip it in coconut flakes or nuts or just glue them and leave them without anything at the top. You can melt chocolate and dip it in then leave it to harden.
I've covered some in white chocolate then coconut flakes and it was divine.
Really the possibilities are endless... so let your creativity flow.
Maamoul is a traditional Middle Eastern cookie made usually filled with date. It has a soft texture and a delicate flavor.
Petit Fours Recipe With Ghee
A delicious melt in your mouth Egyptian cookies made with ghee.
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Enjoy the cookies with family and friends..... Happy Eid.
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Eudocia
That's a lot of ghee! Can you please give an approximate yield?
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Amira
Yes the dough is so buttery and soft, but amazingly delicious :). Will yield about 2 dozens with me, but it depends on the co*kkie size of course.
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H
I did the dough but didn't have a cookie press yet, getting it tomorrow, so I stuck dough in the fridge to work on it tomorrow. Will this be ok? I'm new at baking this is my first go.
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Amira
Sorry for the late reply 🙂 It is ok to put it in the fridge. I hope no harm was done and you've enjoyed the cookies.
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Maryam
I always chill mine as I press them out and use cutters, like my mother in law taught me in Alexandria. Enjoy!!!!!! Ramadan Mubarak.
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M
Hi,
Can't wait to try!
How much vanilla did you use?
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Joanne T Ferguson
G'day! Don't these look delicious, wish I could come through the screen and try, true! Thank you also for sharing your culture as love learning new things every day too! Cheers! Joanne
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Amira
It is indeed very delicious buttery flavour. I hope you'll try it someday.
Petit four bases can be made from any edible product. Normal products used are: Sponge Cake Shortbread Pastry Chocolate Marzipan Choux pastry. Main requirement of a petit four base is that it is strong enough to 'hold' the petit four when it is picked up by the customer to be eaten.
The name “petit four” is French, which translates to “small oven”. There are many types of Petit Fours, but the most common are little cakes (often with some sort of filling) which are glazed and decorated. For the cake, you can use any basic white cake, vanilla cake, or pound cake recipe – just bake in a 9″ X 13″ pan.
To make a great petit four, you need a good glaze. This poured fondant icing is thick enough to give the cakes a clean, opaque finish, but still thin enough to make dipping and tapping off excess icing a breeze. To make it, melt the candy melts in the microwave in a small heatproof bowl.
Petit fours are bite-sized confections made from choux pastry, sponge cake, or cookie dough. They may be decorated or left plain. The name is also given to a presentation of miniature pastries, cakes, and confections. The term petit* fours secs refer to small fancy cookies or biscuits.
Caramelized. petit fours are mainly roasted nuts and dried fruits with marzipan. Any product that is coated with caramel needs to be dried. Strawberry and grapes can. be dipped in caramel but only have a life span of a couple of hours.
Common fillings include ganache, buttercream, fruit preserves, marzipan, and flavored creams. These fillings can be layered between cake or used to coat the petit fours.
We recommend about 2-3 pieces per person if you're ordering small desserts like half-sized bars, petit fours, and other "finger" sized treats. If you're thinking about doing larger desserts like brownies, cupcakes or tartlets, 1-2 per person should suffice.
For quick and easy decorating, turn your favorite color of Candy Melts candy into a pourable ganache or mirror glaze. By combining your candy with heavy cream or condensed milk, you can quickly cover cakes, petit fours, cookies and more with a sweet and colorful topping.
Petit fours are bite-size decorative cakes, typically of the sweet variety. The term petit four is French and also includes savory bite-sized appetizers and other small pastries like French macarons and meringues. Petit four is translated as “small oven.
Petit fours are delicate little cakes that originated in France. Their name translates to “small oven” in English as petit fours were baked with the residual heat of brick ovens used for breadmaking in the past. The bakers would use the lower heat to make pastries, and thus their name was coined.
The main difference between iced petit four and fresh petit four is the way they are prepared and served. Iced petit four, also known as petit four glacé, are small bite-sized confections that are typically coated with a glaze or icing.
Petit* fours glaces is the most common type of petit four that you will find within the United States. These small pastries are made from sponge cake or pound cake with layers of chocolate, fruit or buttercream in the center.
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Petit fours are bite-size decorative cakes, typically of the sweet variety. The term petit four is French and also includes savory bite-sized appetizers and other small pastries like French macarons and meringues. Petit four is translated as “small oven.
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