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Clotted Cream & Strawberry Shortbread

Hi everyone, a bake from me! Rodda's clotted cream recently have put a challenge on their packets to Bake Your Wonderful, to win some baking kits any excuse to bake for me. I decide to make clotted cream and strawberry shortbread, the essence of a cream tea in a biscuit!

I dedicated this bake to my late Granddad for his love of puddings

Makes: 12
Prep Time: 20 Minutes
Cooking Time: 15/25 Minutes
Total time: 40 Minutes

Ingredients

    • 100g Butter
    • 100g Clotted Cream
    • 8 tbsp Sweetener
    • 1 tsp Vanilla Extract
    • 300g Plain Flour
    • 50g Strawberries, hulled and chopped

    Equipment

    •  Mixing Bowl
    • Electric Beaters or Wooden Spoon
    • Square tin, greased 
    • Fork
    • Chopping Board & Knife
    • Scales
    • Cooling Rack

       Method

        1. Heat the oven to 190°C/ 170°C Fan / 375°F / Gas Mark 5.
        2. Cream together the butter, clotted cream and sweetener until smooth using electric beaters or a wooden spoon careful not to overbeat.
        3. Gradually stir in the flour, strawberries and the Vanilla Extract to form a smooth paste
        4. Gently press the mixture into a square tin or roll it out and use a cutter to cut into circles. If you are baking in a square tin, prick with a fork and bake in the oven for 15-25 minutes until pale golden brown.
        5. Remove from the oven and leave the cool on a cooling rack. Once cooled cut into rectangles to serve.

          Clotted Cream & Strawberry Shortbread

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          Clotted Cream & Strawberry Shortbread
          Yield: 12
          Author: Nic
          Prep time: 20 MCook time: 25 MTotal time: 45 M
          Hi everyone, a bake from me! Rodda's clotted cream recently have put a challenge on their packets to Bake Your Wonderful, to win some baking kits any excuse to bake for me. I decide to make clotted cream and strawberry shortbread, the essence of a cream tea in a biscuit! I dedicated this bake to my late Granddad for his love of puddings

          Ingredients:

          • 100g Butter
          • 100g Clotted Cream
          • 8 tbsp Sweetener
          • 1 tsp Vanilla Extract
          • 300g Plain Flour
          • 50g Strawberries

          Instructions:

          1. Heat the oven to 190°C/ 170°C Fan / 375°F / Gas Mark 5.
          2. Cream together the butter, clotted cream and sweetener until smooth using electric beaters
          3. Gradually stir in the flour, strawberries and the Vanilla Extract to form a smooth paste
          4. Gently press the mixture into a square tin or roll it out and use a cutter to cut into circles. If you are baking in a square tin, prick with a fork and bake in the oven for 15-25 minutes until pale golden brown.
          5. Remove from the oven and leave the cool on a cooling rack. Once cooled cut into rectangles to serve.

          Notes:

          - I use Splenda as the sweetener, any supermarket brand will do as well
          Calories
          184
          Fat (grams)
          11
          Sat. Fat (grams)
          7
          Carbs (grams)
          21
          Fibre (grams)
          1
          Net carbs
          20
          Sugar (grams)
          2
          Protein (grams)
          3
          Sodium (milligrams)
          57
          Cholesterol (grams)
          27
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          Nutrition

          For this dish I calculated that this had about 21g of carbohydrate so for this, so for a Type 1 diabetic on a Short-Acting insulin Regime with 10g of carbohydrate to 1 unit of insulin, this would require 2 unit of insulin.

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          *Disclaimer, I bought the cream with my own funds, this is not a sponsored, AD or gifted post*

          Nic xx 

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