Hello my friends,
Did you ever dream of making your own Santa’s sleigh? One that could be good looking, fun to bake and really delicious?
Now it’s possible!! Yay!!
Let’s see the recipe, Chef!
Santa's Sleigh
Ingredients
- Shortcrust pastry
- 230 g flour
- 2 tbsp milk
- 130 butter at room temperature
- 50 g ground almond
- 1 pinch of salt
- 125 g iced sugar
- 2 egg yolks (approx 40 g)
- Icing
- 1 egg white
- 200 g icing sugar
- 3-4 drops of lemon juice
- Food coloring
Instructions
Shortcrust pastry
Combine the flour, salt, ground almond and sugar in your food processor bowl.
Cube the butter and mix medium speed until it resembles breadcrumbs.
Add the egg yolks and milk until it comes together.
Wrap it in clingfilm and set aside in your fridge for 2 hours.
Preheat your oven at 180 C / 355 F degrees.
Spread the pastry. Make shapes with the templates and shapes you want.
Place them on a baking mat and cook for 15 min.
Let cool down on a grid.
Icing
Whisk the egg white for 30 seconds.
Add the icing sugar and whisk 2 minutes. You should get a shiny white mixture with a rather firm texture.
Add the lemon juice drops. Whisk.
Pour the icing in as many bowls as many colors you want. Add the food coloring in each one, whisk and cover with cling film the ones that you won't use right away.
Decoration
Pipe icing on your cookies as you want them. (keep some white icing to glue your pieces later on)
Let dry for at least one hour.
Reshape the cookies with grater in order to have straight edges.
Check if the icing is dry enough with a gentle press of the finger.
Proceed with mounting: place the 4 pieces of the sleigh on the large rectangle and pipe the remaining white icing to glue.
Let dry.
Finally add cookies and all kinds of sweets.
2 Comments
Sara
Sunday December 8th, 2024 at 07:58 PMMerci beaucoup c’est bon et très joli ?
Attention seulement pour les distraits comme moi, les 2 gabarits du traîneau sont dans le même sens ? il faut en retourner un pour décorer la bonne face!
Emma
Monday December 9th, 2024 at 07:11 AMRavie que ça ai plu. Et oui le sens est important 😉