At a glance
You're making elegant Austrian-inspired cookies that feature roasted hazelnut dough with a tart blackcurrant filling. The key is letting the cooled nuts cool completely before grinding (or they'll turn into nut butter), giving the dough a proper chill for at least two hours, and—here's the trick that sets these apart—popping the cut-out shapes in the freezer for another ten minutes before baking to keep them from spreading.
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Roast the hazelnuts
Spread the hazelnuts on a baking sheet and roast at 150 °C for about 8 minutes, until fragrant. Let them cool completely, since warm nuts turn into nut butter in the grinder. Meanwhile, get the other ingredients ready.
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Cube the butter
While the nuts cool, cut the cold butter into roughly 1 cm cubes and return it to the fridge.
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Grind the nuts
Grind the cooled hazelnuts finely and weigh out 100 g. Use short pulses so they don't heat up and release their oil.
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