Butter biscuits



Ingredients

400g butter
870ml flour
90g icing sugar 


Preheat oven to 170 degrees Celcius.

Method

Cream butter and icing sugar.
Fold in sifted flour.
Pipe biscuits into various shapes on a greased backing sheet.
Bake until golden brown. 













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