From my kitchen to yours :: Button Biscuit recipe

  
Remember last year I did a post on how to make Button biscuits?

 

 

Well, I thought that since I was talking about buttons this week, I would revisit the recipe idea and rejig it a bit.

 

If you'd like the recipe and instructions on how to make these button biscuits (or cookies for my US friends) then click here.

So, I decided that I wanted to make a whole heap of different varieties of buttons. I went through my kitchen drawers and found all sorts of interesting shapes. Different sized cookie cutters, cups, glasses...even the end of a rolling pin was used. I experimented, tested, cut and pressed all different ways of making button biscuits.

 

 

I think they turned out pretty effective, what do you think?

 

 

Maybe try a batch this weekend? See you next week!

 

 

 

           

 

Comments

[Says Cristina]

They are really cute. Thank you for the recipe.
kisses from Spain.

[Says Le rat des fils]

Ils sont beaux et ont l'air appétissant, ça me tente bien.
Merci pour la recette.

[Says Margaret]

Edible buttons, look and the recipe sounds great , a fun bickie for afternoon teas. Very nice.

[Says Pam]

they look gorgeous, but I'm supposed to be starting my diet today :(

[Says Joan]

So cute! Thank you! I've pinned them.

[Says Jenny of Elefantz]

Fabulous!! You're incredibly creative, Bronwyn!
Hugs
Jenny

[Says Nicoline]

These cookies look too cute to eat! Will try this recipe soon, thanks for sharing!
Best wishes from Nicoline in Holland
gbostens@yahoo.com

[Says ozjane]

They look very creative and tempting. You were very patient with the creative process. Think mine may have all ended up the same.

[Says Di Shuker]

Hi Bronwyn I am having trouble printing off the bikkie biscuit recipe ..all I get is some pictures along the left hand side of the page....Help!!!!! Di from NZ

[Says martha mumaw]

If you can tell me where i may purchase your pattern "The Wish" quilt that was put in Australian Homespun magazine 9.7- 9.9 editions? Or even purchase old magazine copies? I am from united states , hard to locate this magazine. thank you for any help or suggestions. martha from minnesota
http://martha-sewwhatsnewcom.blogspot.com

[Says Bronwyn...]

Hi Di,
If you go to my sidebar to the recipe section, click on that and then click on the original button recipe, then that will take you to the post with instructions and the recipe. You can use any vanilla biscuit recipe you like really. Be as creative as you like, I used straws, skewers, different sized glasses and cups, cookie cutters and even the end of the rolling pin. Sometimes I used the bottom of the glass/cup, sometimes the rim. Good luck and take some photos to share with us...

Hi Martha,
Have you tried contacting the magazine yourself? As the quilt was done as a magazine project for Homespun, I have to say try there first. You are also welcome to put a post on my facebook page asking if anyone has a copy that perhaps they could either send to you, or scan and email. If no luck try me again and I'll see I can help you further...

Bronwyn

[Says Lurdes]

Me gustan mucho sus diseños y su blog con todas las ideas, sugerencias y recetas tan ricas. Vivo en una isla que se llama Gran Canaria en las islas Canarias. Quiero darte las gracias por tu generosidad y comentarte una cosa y es que aquí no encuentro ni tus libros y tampoco tus kit. Un abrazo y un fuerte beso. Lurdes:

[Says Caroline hill]

Hi bronwyn every time I look at yr pages I am in wonder at your creativity and generosity, was showings friend your recipes she is so taken with button biscuits we have decided to use your recipes for our next sewing group meeting! Will post you pics of the day.