Here is the recipe.
Ingredients
Puff pastry - 2 sheets
Sugar - 3 tablespoons
Salt - 1/4 teaspoon
Cinnamon powder - 2 teaspoons
Lemon zest - 2 teaspoons
Directions
Thaw the puf pastry according to the manufacturers directions..
Mix the sugar,cinnamon powder and lemn zest together in a bowl and sprinkle the mixture evenly over the puff pastry..With the help of a rolling pin press the mixture onto the pastry and roll it out a little..
Now start from the longer end of the pastry,roll it towards the centre until you reach the middle.Do the same from the other side..Now cut the pastry perpendicularly into small strips of about 1/2 inch thick..Rol it again in the sugar mixture.
Place them in baking sheets and bake for about 7 to 9 minutes until they start turning brown.Take care not to burn them because they burn too quickly..
Store them in airtight containers(if at all anything is leftover!)
Am sending this to AFAM: Lemon and also to Sunday Snacks:Bake it
Sounds good the filling, i love the tangy flavor! Great entries :)
ReplyDeletewow! its looking delicious!
ReplyDeleteI too made one time. But lemon gives a nice flavor to the biscuits.Delicious Divya !!
ReplyDeleteNice romantic heart shape snack!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe..
Very interesting snack, Divya. I only wish I could find these Puff pastry sheets in my local supermarkets.
ReplyDeletethey looks so cute,beautiful..dhivya had made similar palmiers couple of months ago..am not sure whether this is the same recipe..but I wanted to make them ever since..sounds easy and have got pastry sheets,,,so will surely try them!!
ReplyDeleteHey Divs...those little hearts look so cute!!!Those were my favorite too..you have given a pretty good description..wish I could lay my hand upon puff pastry,in India!!!
ReplyDeletepicture is just perfect, don't worry about it! cute little hearts Divya! Must have tasted great too!
ReplyDeleteLove those hearts and the tangy filling. Wish I could get hold of the puff pastry in my place.
ReplyDeleteI had made these with cinnamon sugar and they tasted lovely! The citus touch is really asking me to give a try1
ReplyDeletenice.these cookies remind me of the britania little hearts, that we use to get in india. nice recipe.
ReplyDeleteThey look so chweet...thanks for the entry
ReplyDeleteThey look sooooo sweet and cute....Must have tasted great too!
ReplyDeleteluv them girl! one more in my to do list!
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Very interesting recipe .. loved the lemony flavor
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! I don know wht to say more than WOW. Gr8. btw, can u send me ur mail id?
ReplyDeleteSuch a great snack, and so simple to make.
ReplyDeleteLemony little hearts biscuits look very tasty.
I've made these too (long back) but w/o the lemon and cinnamon and they did taste like littlehearts. Delicious and so easy... great for parties too. Pretty.
ReplyDeleteI have also made these Divya, during my initial days of baking after watching an episode in food TV. Ina Garten prepared it with powdered almonds and sugar.
ReplyDeleteI love lemon and I love cookies :) Great job!
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ReplyDeleteBiscuits are looking cool divya. Thanks for such a great entry.
ReplyDeletelooks cute and should have a nice tangy taste to it..
ReplyDeleteI love little hearts too :)) Biscuits looks great!!!
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