Earl Grey Cookies. Fresh baked, hand-made, individually decorated real American cookies. Whisk flour, tea, and salt in a small bowl; set aside. Put butter, sugar, and orange zest in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment.
These Earl Grey Cookies are an easy and delightful sweet treat that's perfect for afternoon tea, cookie swaps, and the cookie jar at home!
Beat in egg and cooled tea.
Flatten slightly with bottom of a glass.
You can have Earl Grey Cookies using 8 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Earl Grey Cookies
- It's 80 g (2.8 oz) of unsalted butter.
- It's 50 g (1.8 oz) of powdered sugar.
- Prepare 10 g (2/3 Tbsp) of milk.
- You need 15 g (1 Tbsp) of earl grey tea.
- You need 20 g of (0.7 oz, 3.5 Tbsp) almond flour.
- You need 6 g (3 tsp) of earl grey.
- You need 135 g (4.8 oz) of cake flour.
- You need 60 g (4 Tbsp) of boiling water, for making tea.
Pulse together all the dry ingredients in a food processor until the tea leaves are pulverized. Pulse together until a dough is formed. For the Lavender Earl Grey Cookies. Line two half sheet pans with parchment paper.
Earl Grey Cookies instructions
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- Soften unsalted butter at room temperature beforehand. Sift cake flour twice..
- Crush the earl grey with a rolling pin to make it powder-like. Pour boiling water into the earl grey. Cover it with plastic wrap and leave for 5 mins. 5 mins later, strain it. Set aside leaves and tea each..
- Cream the butter until smooth. Add powdered sugar in 3 parts. Mix well each time. Mix it with a hand mixer on low speed until whitish and fluffy for 1-2 mins. Scrape the edge parts off, and mix..
- Add the milk, and add only 1 Tbsp tea that was set aside. Mix with a hand mixer on low speed until smooth. Please scrape the edge parts off, and mix..
- Scrape the batter off from the beater as possible, and put it back in the bowl. Add almond flour, mix well until smooth while crushing lumps..
- Add tea leaves that were set aside, mix well. Add all the flour at once. Fold it into the mixture while sometimes scooping the flour. Fold it until the many lumps form..
- Place the dough on plastic wrap. Press lightly to gather and flatten. Repeat folding and pressing about 5 times until smooth..
- Make it square and flatten, wrap with plastic wrap, let it sit in a fridge overnight..
- Take the dough out from the fridge, press it to soften a little. If your dough is very hard, leave it for 10-20 mins before pressing. Roll it out into 5mm (0.2'') thick while coating it lightly with bread flour. Let it cool in a freezer for 20-30 mins..
- And then cut it with a 5cm (2'') cookie cutter. Re-roll the dough scraps and cut. Preheat an oven to 190℃ / 374 F. If the dough becomes soft, please cool it in the freezer once. If you have time, place the cut cookies in the freezer for 1 hour. If you do so, its shape hold while baking..
- Bake it at 170℃ / 338 F for 20 mins until golden brown, and then bake at 150℃ / 302 F for 5 mins to dry. Transfer them to a rack to cool down..
- Please store them in a sealed container to keep a crispy texture. It's even better to put a desiccant in the container together..
In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, Earl Grey tea, lavender, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. These cookies are flavoured with Earl Grey tea and vanilla and take their name from a popular tea latte. In my hometown, a London Fog is made with Earl Grey tea, a shot of vanilla syrup, and some frothy steamed milk. In the cookies, you lose none of the subtle floral Earl Grey flavour, which pairs perfectly with the double shot of vanilla. Pulse together all the dry ingredients in a food processor until the tea leaves are pulverized.