Recipe: Perfect Special shortbread

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Ingredients of Special shortbread

  1. Prepare 250 g of plain flour.
  2. It's 125 g of cornflour.
  3. It's 125 g of golden caster sugar.
  4. You need 250 g of butter (room temp).

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Special shortbread instructions

  1. Set oven 150deg C/ gas mark2.
  2. Cream together butter and sugar.
  3. Add flours and work together with wooden spoon and thwith your hands..
  4. Roll out in 2 halves to approx cake tin size. Press into tins and prick all over..
  5. Bake 60-70 mins.
  6. Cool in tin, cut into wedges and dredge with caster sugar..

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