Ingredients

  • 225g KERRYGOLD® IRISH CREAMERY BUTTER 454g
  • 100g (½ cup) caster sugar, extra to dredge
  • 225g (1 cup) plain flour, sifted, extra for dusting
  • 125g (1 cup) cornflour, sifted
  • Freshly whipped cream
  • Choice of fresh berries (raspberries, strawberries, blueberries)
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Directions

Great shortbread never goes unnoticed. The quintessential buttery biscuit deserves only the finest butter and with Kerrygold you’re on to a winner. Delight someone you love with this refreshing dessert combining golden biscuit crunch with a dash of fresh cream and juicy berries. Light and delicious!
  1. Heat up the oven to 150°C (300°F), Gas Mark 2.
  2. Blend the butter and caster sugar in a food processor until pale and fluffy.
  3.  Add the sifted flour and cornflour and blend briefly, until thoroughly combined.
  4. Roll out the dough with a rolling pin on a lightly floured surface. Cut out the shapes using a heart shaped cutter.
  5. Place on a baking tray and leave in oven for 20 minutes or until they turn golden brown.
  6. Leave for 5 minutes before transferring onto a wire rack to cool.
  7. To serve, whip fresh cream and place the cream and some fresh berries in between two biscuits. Top with more berries and a dredge of icing sugar to finish.

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