Monday, September 8, 2014

blueberry mini shortbread with creamcheese frosting- my first time teaching


 hey y'all today I made you a blueberry mini shortbread with cream cheese frosting. and today I'm featuring you my very own student Elise Cuadro. she is a nice person. And a very good cook. today i thought her how to make a cream cheese frosting, and how to use a piping bag she did a great job today. 
 
      I always thought teaching was easy, but it really is difficult, I'm not saying she's bad but she tried to lick off the frosting every time I looked away... 

serving- 4-6 people or 24 mini short bread
 slightly adapted this from food wishes 

1- 24 mini muffin pans *I used the one from pampered chef 

1 1/2 cups of AP-flour
1/2 cups of sugar
1/4 of tsp of baking powder
1/2 tsp of salt
1 stick of butter frozen and cubed
1 large egg yolk 
1/2 tsp of COLD water
1 package of wild blueberry *please use wild blueberry,  regular ones are far too big and not enough flavor

1- 8oz stick of cream cheese
powdered sugar to taste
1 tsp of vanilla extractor 1/2 tsp  of pure Mexican vanilla
2 tbsp of butter

1- take a food processor and combine flour and sugar

2- add the baking powder and salt

3- add the frozen butter and pulse the food processors on and off until its very fine crumbs

4- add the egg yolk and keep pulsing it until the yolk in mixed in evenly

5- add the water to the mixture 

6- it should still be a fine crumb but if you squeeze the mixture together it will be solid

7- pack the dry ingredients into the bottom of each mini  muffin pans

8-place the blueberry on top of the crumbs 

9- place the rest of the crumbs for the blueberries 

10- bake at 350F for 20 minutes 

for the cream cheese frosting 

1- in a stand mixer cream the cream cheese until it will incorporated air to make it soft

2-  add 2 tbsp of butter and stir

3- add powdered sugar until tasted to liking

4- add the vanilla extract * I used pure Mexican vanilla,  not extract

5- stir at high speed until done

6- pipe out the cream cheese frosting on to the shortbread 



 





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