
Cute & Kawaii / Cookies & cupcakes
Moon and Star Kipferl
Each portion divides the dough between a sand moon and a star, both lying down and powdered.
12 large half moons and 12 small stars assorted / Egg-free sandcastle shaped into crescents
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Each portion divides the dough between a sand moon and a star, both lying down and powdered.
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Preparation
- Mix butter, 60 g of icing sugar and vanilla. Stir in flour and almonds to obtain a soft paste; refrigerate for 45 minutes.
- Heat to 170 °C. Divide the dough into twelve portions. Take about a quarter of each serving for a small star; shape the rest into 7 cm stocky crescent, with short spikes. Spread the reserved portions by 8 mm and cut out twelve stars of 3 cm; integrate the small offcuts in the croissants before cooking.
- Place the croissants and stars on the plate, spaced 3 cm apart. Cook the stars 10 to 12 minutes and the croissants 13 to 16 minutes, until lightly golden edges.
- Tie 5 minutes, then gently roll the biscuits in the two mixed finishing sugars. Present each moon lying with a star in its hollow, both resting on the flat.
- Cool completely on rack before storage.
Preserve and Serve
7 days in a dry metal box.
Baking tips for this recipe
- Work the dough just enough to combine the ingredients after adding flour; avoid prolonged kneading.
- Respect the temperature of the butter and the indicated rest. If a cutting paste becomes sticky, cool it before shaping.
- Keep a regular thickness between pieces of the same batch and monitors the edges at the end of cooking. Let cool before garnishing.
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