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  1. Grady
    27.04.2023 @ 05:31

    As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language to comment in. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:

    Photography: Mike Krautter. The next stop on Martha Bakes global cookie journey is the UK, which means well start using the correct term and call them biscuits. Each biscuit can be made a few days in advance, its just a matter of afternoon tea. All three biscuits are also suitable for your calendars royal wedding viewing party (just us??!). Check out the recipes below and be sure to tune in this weekend. Photography: Mike Krautter. Scottish shortbread. Whats the secret to crispy, melt-in-your-mouth biscuits? In addition to the usual suspects, theres plenty of high-quality salted butter and a little cornstarch. Martha uses ceramic molds to make beautifully decorated tops. Want to know where the name comes from? “Short” refers to the fact that the high ratio of fat to flour makes it fragile in texture, while “bread” can be traced back to medieval Scottish bakers who classified their sweet yeast biscuits as bread to avoid taxes. Get the Scottish shortbread recipe. Photography: Mike Krautter. Celtic knot biscuits. Fennel and caraway seeds, along with vanilla, give these buttery biscuits a wonderful aroma, but their intricate design will catch everyones attention. Roll the dough into trefoil and circular shapes, then merge them to form a symbol called the Celtic knot. The biscuits are sometimes called messes, which comes from the Latin “gemmel,” meaning “twins,” referring to the interlocking rings. Get the Celtic knot biscuit recipe. Photography: Mike Krautter. Welsh cakes. Biscuits meet griddle cakes in these unique Welsh delicacies, which are cooked on a griddle. They are traditionally cooked on a hot baking stone, which is why they are also named after Wales. Marthas version is seasoned with warm spices, including cinnamon and nutmeg, as well as a filling full of raisins and candied citrus peel. Sturdy enough to make them inedible, they can be plain, sprinkled with sugar, spread with butter, or coated with golden jam. Get the Welsh cake recipe. Martha Bakes Season 9 airs on national PBS (check local listings).