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Aromatic festive biscuits
These biscuits for the Christmas tree are quick and fun to make with children
Adorn your tree with these easy to make, no-bake decorations, which have a wonderful, spicy scent evocative of Christmas. They will keep for many years if you store them in an airtight container
where their aroma will intensify.
Ribbon, Paperchase. Biscuit cutters, Cox & Cox. Writing icing, Waitrose
How to make
250g apple sauce
1 teaspoon glue (PVA is fine)
120g cinnamon
1 Mix all the ingredients together by hand or in a food processor to form a stiff dough (add a little water or flour if the dough is too dry or wet).
2 Roll out to 5mm thickness and cut with shaped biscuit cutters.
3 Make a small hole at the top with a skewer (to hang the biscuit with ribbon) and leave to dry for three days.
4 Thread with a fine ribbon to hang.
Doilies, (pack of 30 assorted sizes), Imaginative Icing. Poster paint, £2.95 for six 22ml pots, Cass Art. Ribbon, V V Rouleaux
Styling: Ben Kendrick with Caroline Reeves and Laura Vine. Photos: Claire Richardson
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