Almond 'Petticoat Round' (LCHF)
Almond 'Petticoat Round' (LCHF)

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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook almond 'petticoat round' (lchf) using 3 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Almond 'Petticoat Round' (LCHF):
  1. Get 150 grams almond flour/ ground almonds
  2. Take 150 grams unsalted butter
  3. Get 25 grams Truvia

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Instructions to make Almond 'Petticoat Round' (LCHF):
  1. Mix all ingredients in a food processor until completely smooth
  2. Spread mixture out in a circle on a piece of baking paper on top of a baking sheet.
  3. Use a knife or a pizza cutter to mark off lines to divide the circle into eight pieces. Use a fork to 'petticoat' the outside edge all round and to make marks on the shortbread.
  4. Bake for 15-18 minutes at 180 C/350 F/ Gas mark 4. You may need to turn it round occasionally if the edges are browning in places. If the edges are browning too quickly, drop the temperature slightly. The centre will look 'dry' when it is cooked.
  5. You may need to just carefully go over the dividing lines once out of the oven.
  6. Remove baking paper to a wire rack carefully.
  7. Allow to cool for as long as possible before cutting. This will be quite crumbly and a fair bit softer than traditional shortbread.
  8. This does not keep for long as it gets soft when stored, but it will keep best in the fridge or a biscuit tin in a cool dry place.

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