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Ingredients;
3 egg whites
2 cups confectioners sugar
1 and 1/2 Cups Ground Almonds ( a little more than 1/3 lb or 6 oz)
( a nut grinder is preferred or pulse on a food processor. Don't turn them to mush! )
Grated zest of 1 lemon about 2 tsp. lemon zest
2 tsp Cinnamon
sugar and flour for rolling out
Equivalents:
1/3 cup ground almonds = 2 oz / 50 g ground almonds
1 cup ground Almonds = = 4 oz = 125 g ground Almonds
30 g ground Almonds = 1 oz = 1/4 cup ground Almonds
2 2/3 cups whole, shelled almonds = 1 pound ground Almonds
7/8 cup whole, shelled Almonds = 1 cup ground Almonds
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Whip the egg whites till they form peaks
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Gradually add the sugar into the stiff egg whites.
Remove a good half cup of the mixture and reserve to a bowl. This will be the topping that you brush onto the cookie.
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Add the ground almonds, lemon zest, cinnamon and blend.
Sift some flour and sugar onto the work table.
Roll out the dough to about 1/4 inch thickness. |

First loosen the dough if it is stuck to the board and
put onto a freshly sifted area to prevent sticking.
Cut out stars with a star cookie cutter.
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Brush stars with the egg white mixture. this can take
a bit of practice to get right. Lift the stars carefully
onto a sprayed cookie sheet or lined with parchment
or a silpat.
Pre heat oven to 325 degrees
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It can be difficult to spread on the icing and make it look good without going over the edges.
I first thought it would work better to put on the icing and then cut the star out.
That didn't seem to work for me, so I found it easier to do spread it on the individual stars.
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Arange them on the silpat with a little clearance but you don't need much they
won't expand that much. |

Bake stars at 325 degrees till they are lightly browned on top, about 20 minutes.

You can see the meringue was lightly browned. |
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