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Some recipes feel like they belong to everyone. Mary Berry’s lemon drizzle cake is one of them. You have probably seen it on The Great British Bake Off, in her books, or on the internet countless times. And there is a very good reason for that — it is ridiculously good.

When I decided to try her recipe, I was curious. Would it be as simple as she makes it look? Would the flavour live up to the reputation? And most importantly, could I make it work in my Indian kitchen with a few tweaks?

The answer to all three is yes. And then some.

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, and these three ingredient butter cookies are proof. With just butter, powdered sugar, and flour, you can create crispy, melt-in-your-mouth cookies that taste far more complicated than they actually are. Learn two easy shaping methods and two stunning variations to take them from simple to special

Delicate, buttery melting moments that truly live up to their name. These melt-in-the-mouth cookies are made with simple ingredients, rolled in powdered sugar, and finished with festive variations like toasted pecans and candy canes—along with tips I learned while baking them.