Earl grey shortbread cookies

These fancy, dainty Earl Grey shortbread cookies will make you feel like you are at a tea party. They are so buttery that they literally melt in your mouth.

Earl Grey Shortbread is buttery and rich with delicate notes of bergamot and black tea. Use the tea in sachets, which hold finely ground tea instead of large loose leaves. If using loose-leaf tea, grind the tea to fine consistency in a mortar and pestle, or put the tea in a zip-top bag and crush with a rolling pin.This dough molds beautifully as pictured, or use the slice-and-bake instructions in the notes of this recipe. The silicone impression mat I used is linked in the blog post and…

With everyone stuck inside, baking has become a way to pass time and breads and cookies seem to be the items people are gravitating to. I don't blame them. Baking brings such a sense of calm and eating something you've made by hand is comforting in such a crazy time. I LOVE a good London fog

A simple twist to a classic cookie. This is one of my go-to cookies around the holidays because it's a little bit different, not too sweet, and super easy to make in big quantities. It's great for sticking into goodie bags to pass out, and I often freeze logs of dough so that if I need a last-minute treat to bring to a holiday party, I can just pop some in the oven before heading out the door. You can play with the flavoring and add things like orange zest, finely chopped crystalized ginger…

Earl Grey Shortbread Cookies - Jeanie and Lulu's Kitchen

Simple and delicious Earl Grey Shortbread Cookies with Lemon Glaze. A rich and buttery addition to your Holiday cookie tin.

These Earl Grey Shortbread Cookies are crisp and buttery with a hint of Earl Grey. They're made with just 5 ingredients and an optional lemon glaze!

Earl grey sugar cookies with crisp edges, soft and chewy centers, and a dash of lemon icing on top!

With just five ingredients, this simple Earl Grey shortbread features sweet citrus flavour with a hint of black tea. Just right for an afternoon treat!