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Tipperary Biscuits

Submitted by: GERBERA2000 
These are a traditional Scottish cookie-very spicy and not too sweet. They are a treat for the grown-ups, too. Wonderful with a nice mug of tea. Yum! 

Italian Almond Biscuits

Submitted by: Steph 
Crisp almond cookies, ideal for dipping into a glass of dessert wine. 

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Melting Biscuits

Submitted by: Jayna 
Traditional English biscuits that melt in your mouth. 

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Empire Cookies

Submitted by: Marguerite 
Jam filled shortbread cookies have been a longtime favorite on Scottish and English tea tables. Now popular in Canada! Store in a covered tin. 

Russian Tea Biscuits

Submitted by: Rosina 
These are a nice addition on any cookie platter. 

Cinnamon Biscuits

Submitted by: Rhonda Warhol 
The basic English biscuit, with a dash of cinnamon. 

Abernathy Biscuits

Submitted by: Mary Beth 
Good rolled cookies. 

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Digestive Biscuits

Submitted by: tracy 
Similar to the traditional British biscuits, these can also be served buttered or with cheese. For a sweeter biscuit, brush one side with melted semisweet chocolate after baking. 

Australian Federation Biscuits

Submitted by: BRADTHERESA 
This year is the Centenary of Federation of Australia, and this recipe was provided by the great-granddaughter of Henry and Isabella Parkes (your equivalent of a first lady). In Australia, we call them biscuits, rather than cookies, but they are well worth trying. 

Anzac Biscuits II

Submitted by: Kelly Marx 
I lived in Australia for a few years. Very good, simple cookie. 
 
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