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This delicious French butter cookie is named for its unique shape. Cat's tongue cookies, or Langue de Chat in French, are thin, crisp, and irresistible. In this video, Martha Stewart makes cookie sandwiches by adhering two biscuits together with melted chocolate (or you can dip one end in chocolate and add nuts.)
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00:00Lang de chat or cat's tongue. The name itself is reason to make this delicious
00:04French butter cookie. What you need is four ounces of butter, one stick, at room
00:10temperature. Notice I've cut the butter into very small little cubes. Just make
00:17sure that the butter is soft and creamy before you add one half a cup of
00:22superfine sugar. We need one cup of flour and I'm going to add one quarter of a
00:29teaspoon of salt. And we sift this three times. Add half a teaspoon of vanilla and
00:36we're going to beat in three egg whites into our creamed butter and sugar mixture.
00:42And now add your flour a little bit at a time. We want the zest of one whole lemon.
00:50And just beat this lemon peel right into our batter and we have our batter done.
00:56And now put your batter into the pastry bag. Try to make them uniform size. Now I have
01:03some already baked and we'll show you what you can do with them. We have melted
01:08chocolate. This is a semi-sweet chocolate. Put enough on so it will hold. Let it dry.
01:14It'll stay together. Whether you just dip them in chocolate and nuts or form them
01:19into little sandwiches. Long de choc cookie of the week.
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