I was in a baking mood over the weekend and made Greek Almond biscuits for the first time (pic below)! They were easy and DELICIOUS! I also made Meringues / Mini Pavlova's! Mmmm
I was feeling quite tired after two big nights of a completely manic shopping frenzy with 30 or so women! Not in person... but on my Grace Designs Facebook page! I had quite a bit of market stock and samples to 'move' - so I held a Facebook - End of Summer Sale! It was not my original idea but was very successful and I am thrilled with the outcome. It was a lot of fun and I enjoyed the friendly banter and the whole community feel that went on in those few hours - I think everyone else did too. It was meant to be for just two hours on Thurs night but that night we went for 3 and the following night for another 2hrs. PHEW! Lots of paperwork and posting to do now!
I will write a post on the whole experience another time... In the meantime enjoy the Greek Almond Biscuit recipe!
Greek Almond Biscuits
- 3 cups almond meal (375g)
- 1 cup caster sugar (220g)
- 3 drops of almond essence
- 3 egg whites
- 1 cup flaked almonds (80g)
- Pre-heat oven - moderate 180 degrees
- Combine almond meal, sugar and essence in large bowl. Add add whites and stir until mixtures forms a firm paste.
- Roll level tablespoons of mixture into the flaked almonds, then roll into 8cm longs (approx size of your pointer finger)
- Press on the remaining almonds. Shape logs to form crescents.
- Place on baking-paper-lined oven trays, bake in mod oven for 15 mins or until lightly browned.
- Cool on trays, makes 25.
They look delicious! Glad your facebook sale was a great success, sounds like it was a bit of fun too!
ReplyDeleteSounds like your sale went well, Ros. Sorry I missed it! Thurs night was a bit of a shocker in this house... and by the time I had the kids finally sorted out and into bed, and all the chores done it was all I could do to flop onto the lounge and crochet for a while.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the sale, sounds awesome, well done!! Me, no internet so boo hoo, but i know i can sneak a private viewing in reality. Love your work & i've tasted your baking, delicious. Love Posie
ReplyDeleteThey look as good as they tasted too!
ReplyDeleteThe mini pavs look awesome.