Healthy Whole Grain Bread
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We’re excited to share our Chocolate Shortbread recipe with you this month!
Unlike some of the other recipes we have shared so far, like our Spicy Shortbread and Ginger Shortbread, our Chocolate Shortbread uses powdered sugar rather than brown sugar, giving these cookies a delicate, flakey texture.
Like our other shortbread recipes, we start by creaming the butter and then add in the other ingredients one by one. With just five ingredients, you probably already have everything you need in your pantry to make these cookies.
Did you know that you can choose from 20+ shortbread pan designs and several different shapes? This month, we baked our shortbread in one of our square pans, which gave us nine perfect Chocolate Shortbread squares.
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It would be nice if the recipe fit on one page to save as a PDF. As it is, it splits in half.
1/2 cup butter is 8 ounces, not 4. Please clarify.
1/2 cup of butter is 4 ounces (113.4 grams) which is 1 stick or 8 tablespoons. A pound of butter contains 16 ounces, 4 sticks, 32 tablespoons or 2 cups. Recipe is correct as written, any more butter to the flour ratio and you would have a greasy mess.