Classic Shortbread Cookies Recipe (2024)

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This buttery delicious Shortbread Cookie Recipe is an easy cookie with only five ingredients! These melt in your mouth cookies are perfect any time of year, but especially during the holidays. These are such a classic and you are going to want to make a batch for all your cookie platters!

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Homemade Shortbread Cookie Recipe

Shortbread, or what I like to call little bites of butter heaven, are delicious cookies with a crumbly texture and rich butter flavor. They’re really simple cookies, and the magic is in how you work the dough and butter.

When you’re making shortbread cookie dough, you don’t work it a lot, so the gluten is not developed. This results in a cookie that just melts in your mouth when you take a bite. The crumbly texture is why it’s called shortbread – 3 parts butter to 2 part sugar creates a crumbly texture, which is also called “short.” Hence the name!

I promise, these are better than Lorna Done cookies, Ina Garten’s recipe and Walkers shortbread cookies combined! They’re sure to become one of your favorite Christmas cookies!

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5 Ingredient Shortbread Recipe

  • Unsalted butter: The shortbread ratio is all about the room temperature softened unsalted butter to the other ingredients.
  • Powdered Sugar: I like to use powdered sugar instead of granulated sugar because it gives the cookies a great texture.
  • Vanilla: Just a teaspoon of vanilla extract hint gives nice flavor.
  • Salt: Because every cookie needs a little to enhance the flavors!
  • All purpose flour: be sure to use the spoon and level method for measuring!

Be sure to see the recipe card below for full ingredients & instructions!

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How to Make Shortbread Cookies

  1. Cream the butter and powdered sugar in a stand mixer with the paddle attachment or large bowl with a hand mixer.
  2. Add the vanilla, salt, and mix until smooth. Slowly add the flour, one cup at a time.
  3. As you add the flour cup by cup, wait until it’s absorbed into the dough before adding the next cup. The cookie dough comes together easily with a mixer.
  4. How to Roll Out Short bread Dough: Divide the dough in half and place each piece between two pieces of wax paper or parchment paper. Use a rolling pin to roll each piece out until it’s ¼” thick. Cover the cookie sheets with plastic wrap. Chill the dough for at least two hours or overnight. Don’t skip this step because it allows the dough to rest, and chilling it will also allow the flavors to develop fully.
  5. Cut the cookies into rectangles and place on pan.
  6. Press the cookies with the tines of a fork for decoration and then add to a baking sheet lined with silicone or parchment paper. Be sure to preheat your oven and bake until the cookies are light golden brown around the edges.
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Expert Shortbread Cookies Tips

  • You can use salted butter, just omit the salt in the recipe.
  • If the dough is too sticky before you roll it out, chill it for a quick 20 minutes.
  • Don’t skip the long chilling step – it helps the gluten develop to make a nice crunchy cookie.
  • Decorate your finished shortbread by dipping in chocolate or frosting with buttercream frosting.
  • Cookie Sheets: Place them on prepared baking sheets – make sure your baking sheet is lined with a silicone mat or parchment paper. Shortbread cookies don’t spread much when they bake, so you can space them one to two inches apart.
  • Decoration: If you want to give them some detail, use the tines of a fork to prick the surface of each cookie.
  • Cookie Cutters or Slicing: You can cut the dough into a variety of different shapes using cookie cutters or just a knife. You don’t want to overwork the dough, so I prefer to cut them into squares and use a ruler and knife, so they are all the same size. I cut them into squares approximately 1-inch by 2-inches.
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Shortbread Cookie Recipe FAQ

Do you cut shortbread before or after baking?

It depends on the recipe! Some recipes have you score the dough first before you bake it and then slice the cookies as soon as they come out of the oven. Others, like the one I’m sharing, have you cut the dough before baking. I think it’s easier to do before you bake the cookies.

Why do you put shortbread in the fridge before baking?

You need to chill the shortbread dough so the butter can firm up before you bake the cookies. If you skip chilling the dough, the cookies will spread too much when they bake. Chilling also helps develop the flavors, so the cookies taste amazing.

How do you know when shortbread is cooked?

The easiest way to tell when the shortbread cookies are done is to check the edges. They should be lightly golden around the edges.

Can you freeze shortbread cookies?

Shortbread freezes great! Allow the cookies to cool and then store them in a freezer-safe container. They will keep in the freezer for up to three months.

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Shortbread Cookies Recipe

5 from 57 votes

Classic Shortbread Cookies are an easy cookie recipe that is super buttery! You can make these into any shape and they are the perfect shortbread cookie for all year but especially for Christmas.

Prep Time 30 minutes minutes

Cook Time 18 minutes minutes

Chill Time 2 hours hours

Yield 48 cookies

Serving Size 1 serving

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Ingredients

  • 1 ½ cups (339g) unsalted butter softened (3 sticks)
  • 1 cup (113g) powdered sugar
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • ¼ teaspoon salt
  • 3 cups (372g) all-purpose flour

Instructions

  • In a large bowl with a hand or a stand mixer, cream butter and powdered sugar until smooth.

  • Add vanilla and salt, then mix until smooth.

  • Add flour, 1 cup at a time, mixing between each addition until completely mixed.

  • If dough is too sticky to roll at this point, chill for 20 minutes.

  • Otherwise, divide dough in half. Roll each half out to 1/4-inch thick between two pieces of wax paper or parchment paper.

  • Chill at least 2 hours or overnight. Chilling the dough lets it rest and adds to the overall flavor of the shortbread.

  • Preheat oven to 350°F. Line 3 cookie sheets with parchment paper or silicone baking mats.

  • You can cut your shortbread as desired, using cookie cutters for shapes or circles, but I use a ruler and a pizza cutter to cut squares that are approximately 1-inch by 2-inches. Prick each with the tines of a fork for decoration.

  • These don’t spread, so you don’t need to space them more than an inch or two on the cookie sheets. Bake for about 14-18 minutes (depending on size of cookie and thickness) until they start to get golden around the edges.

  • Store in an airtight container for up to 3 days or freeze for up to a month.

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Recipe Notes

How do you know when shortbread is cooked?

The easiest way to tell when the shortbread cookies are done is to check the edges. They should be lightly golden around the edges.

Can you use salted butter in the recipe?

Yes, just omit the added salt in the recipe.

Can you freeze shortbread cookies?

Shortbread freezes great! Allow the cookies to cool and then store them in a freezer-safe container. They will keep in the freezer for up to three months.

Recipe Nutrition

Serving: 1serving | Calories: 89kcal | Carbohydrates: 8g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 6g | Saturated Fat: 4g | Cholesterol: 15mg | Sodium: 13mg | Potassium: 10mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 2g | Vitamin A: 177IU | Calcium: 3mg | Iron: 1mg

Nutritional information not guaranteed to be accurate

Course Dessert

Cuisine American

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Classic Shortbread Cookies are an easy cookie recipe that is super buttery! You can make these into any shape and they are the perfect shortbread cookie for all year but especially for Christmas.

Last Updated on December 8, 2023

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  1. Has anyone tried adding chopped nuts and or dried fruit into these?

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  2. Can you just make a roll of it verses cutting into a shape and chill about a few hours or over night and just slice them like a roll cookie? (pinwheel) ?

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    1. Yes this dough is very versatile!

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    2. After making these and before baking, could I use one of those cookie stamps to create a special design on each cookie? Or, will it bake out and not be seen?

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      1. I haven’t tried a stamp but the fork pricks showed, so I think it’ll work just fine.

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      2. This recipe looks like a winner! I usually make small batch recipes, so can I cut the recipe in half?

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        1. Yes you definitely can cut it in half or thirds.

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        2. Can I use an embossed rolling pin or cookie stamp with this dough?

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          1. Yes, I don’t see why not. Enjoy!

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          2. So delicious and easy! My first try at shortbread cookies. My husband is eating cookies for supper tonight! Thanks!

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          3. Dorothy, you are awesome! These are fantastic cookies! Made them tonight to share with neighbors and they went in 5 minutes! Another batch made for my husband so his glum face smiled.
            Thank you for this recipe!

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FAQs

What is the secret to making good shortbread? ›

Tips To Make the Best Shortbread Cookies
  • Choose High Quality Butter. No matter what brand of butter you buy, if it's real butter, you can rest assured that it's the best. ...
  • Keep Ingredients Simple. ...
  • Add Flavor. ...
  • Don't Overwork. ...
  • Shape Dough. ...
  • Chill Before Baking. ...
  • Bake Until Golden. ...
  • Add Finishing Touches.

What is the mistake in making shortbread? ›

The most common mistakes when making shortbread are over-working the dough, and incorporating too much flour.

What is the best brand of butter for shortbread cookies? ›

Spend extra when it really counts: If you're making a recipe where butter really is the star (think shortbread or biscuits), splashing out for a package of Kerrygold or Vital Farms is worth the expense. The fine differences in the flavor are most impactful in these recipes.

Should shortbread cookies be soft or hard? ›

Shortbread should always have a tender, melting texture, but be slightly crisp when you bite into it. It should not generally be damp or wet underneath. A classic shortbread recipe will also only have flour, butter and sugar as the ingredients (in a 3:2:1 ratio) and not egg, which could lead to excess moisture.

What not to do when making shortbread? ›

The key with shortbread is not to overhandle it. Make the dough exactly as instructed, but don't mess around making shapes or over rolling the dough - you will end up with delicious but tough biscuits. Stretching and pulling the dough activates the gluten in the flour, making chewy cookies and not crisp ones.

What is the difference between shortbread and Scottish shortbread? ›

Traditional Scottish shortbread is a simple recipe made with sugar, butter, flour, and salt. Other shortbread styles will include leavening agents like baking powder and baking soda, which makes them crisp instead of crumbly like traditional Scottish shortbread.

Should you chill shortbread before baking? ›

After shaping the cookies, don't rush to the oven! Instead, chill the dough in the refrigerator for 30 minutes or so (overnight is OK, too). A short stay in the fridge will firm up the cookies and solidify the butter. This will help keep them from spreading too much.

Should you chill shortbread dough before rolling? ›

Use your hands to form the dough into a flat disc, then wrap in plastic wrap and place in the fridge to chill for at least an hour. Roll the dough out onto a lightly floured surface until it is ⅛-¼” thick.

What happens if you don't poke holes in shortbread? ›

Piercing the shortbread with a fork is not only for decoration, but it's meant for more even baking. Poking holes in the shortbread allows the heat to penetrate the cookie, hence more even baking. Notice I'm using powdered sugar here. You'll see lots of shortbread recipes using granulated sugar.

What happens if you add too much butter to shortbread cookies? ›

Butter is an emulsifier and it makes cookies tender. It also adds in the crispy-around-the-edges element. Adding too much butter can cause the cookies to be flat and greasy. Adding too little butter can cause the cookies to be tough and crumbly.

What is the most famous shortbread? ›

Walkers is the granddad of shortbread. It's so famous, even the Queen appointed it!

Should butter be cold for shortbread? ›

If it's too warm, the butter and sugar cannot properly cream and the cookies will taste dense. Many shortbread recipes call for cold butter worked into the dry ingredients and that gives you a wonderfully flaky cookie but if not mixed properly, the results can be inconsistent.

Why do shortbreads poke holes? ›

The word "bread" comes from "biscuit bread" which was made from leftover bread dough that was sweetened and dried out in the oven to make biscuits. Why do you poke holes in shortbread? The holes allow the moisture to escape during baking and more even heat distribution. This helps dry out and crisp up the cookies.

How can you tell if shortbread is underbaked? ›

Begin checking at the tail end of the cooking time. Undercooked shortbread will be doughy and chewy. Slightly overcooked and it will become chalky, brittle and hard.

Why use unsalted butter in shortbread? ›

Use unsalted butter for balanced flavour. Unsalted butter was traditionally used in baking because it was a superior product to salted - salt is used as a preservative so unsalted butter was thought to be fresher.

What does adding cornstarch to shortbread do? ›

A cornstarch shortbread cookie is a shortbread cookie that contains cornstarch along with all-purpose flour in the cookie dough. The cornstarch is used to give these buttery treats a crispy, melt-in-the-mouth texture. It also helps prevent the cookies from becoming too crumbly and breaking apart.

How do you keep shortbread crust from sticking? ›

Shortbread Crust: Lightly butter, or spray with a non stick vegetable spray, an 8 or 9 inch (20-23 cm) tart pan with a removable bottom.

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