Hello everyone! Today we'll share with you how to make one of our favorite cookies: French Sablé Jam Cookies. (Sablés à la Confiture)
This sablés cookie is a must try Holiday Season.
French sablés dough makes wonderful tart shells or cookies, and is a versatile pastry staple. Make for cookies, the taste is like shortbread biscuits, the texture is delicate, crumbly, buttery and tender. This recipe’s idea is from Le Cordon Bleu, but we’ve made some adjustments.
To make these dedicated jam-filled cookies, you need to prepare two sizes of cutters. Big one and small one, in this video we use a 6cm scalloped round cutter with a 2cm hearty cutter, you can use any shape of cutter as you like. In addition to jam, It's perfect to hold soft fillings like pastry cream or chocolate ganache. Hope you this video. Enjoy. : )
This is an #ASMR ver, you can check out the other version that with BGM and Voices in Chinese if you like:
https://youtu.be/c8H-MVfD4nY
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How to make French Sablé Jam Cookies Recipe
Sablés à la Confiture Recipe
Yields: 10 sets
Tools：Φ 6cm scalloped round or round cutter, and a Φ 2cm cutter
✎ Ingredients
☞ For pâte sablée / cookies dough
all purpose flour 100g
unsalted butter 60g, roughly cut into chunks
powdered sugar 30g
almond flour 13g
a pinch of salt
half an small egg or 20g, can whisk the egg and measure out 20g
☞ For filling
jam 80g
** powdered sugar O.P. for garnish
Instructions
☞ For the dough
1. Whisk the egg and measure out 20g of the mixture, it's what we need.
2. Sieve the flour, powdered sugar, almond flour and a pinch of salt together and add into a large mixing bowl. Stir to combine.
3. Add the cubed butter, mix all ingredients using your fingers and palm of your hands to create a coarse sandy texture.
4. Add the egg and mix until all come together, then fold the dough and push it gently with your hand, repeat again and again until the surface is smooth.
5. Transfer the dough onto a baking paper and cover with another one, roll out to 3mm thickness and freeze for 1 hour.
6. Cut dough into desired shapes, then cut a small hole in the middle of 1/2 cookies for filling the jam. We use a 6cm scalloped round cutter and a 2cm heart cutter, you can use the cutter you have or you like.
7. Preheat the oven to 160C, bake for 12~14 minutes or until golden and cooked through. The baking time depends on the size of cookies. Let't cool on a wire rack.
☞ For the filling
1. Heat the jam in a small saucepan until the texture becomes liquidy. Turn off the heat and let cool.
☞ For assembling
1. Dust the cookie with a hole with powdered sugar evenly.
2. Spread a layer of jam on the bottom sable biscuits, but not too thick, using a teaspoon to place a small dollop of jam onto it. Finally, cover a cookie with a hole to close off the cookie sandwich. Set aside for minutes to let the jam dry a little. Enjoy.
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