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Leave the margarine at room temperature.
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Whisk well and stir in sugar.
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Whisk well again.
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Divide the egg into 2 portions and add one portion at a time.
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Whisk constantly.
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When the egg is whisked, this is what the mixture looks like.
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It is quite fluffy.
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Shift in one of the 14 ingredients to the mixture depending on what flavor you would like to make.
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In this photo, I added just plain flour (1).
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Stir the mixture using a cutting motion and do not overmix.
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Briskly knead the dough until combined like in the photo.
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Put the dough into a plastic bag and roll out to 4 mm thick.
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Leave to rest in the fridge for about 1 hour.
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Cut the centre of the bag and open the flap.
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Cut the dough in half.
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Stack 2 layers of dough with different colours.
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Starting rolling the dough from whichever side you like, depending how large you want your cookies to be.
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If you start to roll the dough together on the rectangle's length, the result will look like the cookie on the left.
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If you roll on the width, the result will look like the right cookie.
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Roll up the dough and wrap tightly with a plastic bag and twist both sides of the bag.
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Put in the freezer to set it enough to slice with ease.
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Slice the rolled dough to 5-6 mm thick.
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Bake at 320F/160C for 20 minutes.
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After baking, stick with toothpicks while the dough is still soft.
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It will be easier while the dough is still soft.
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When it's cooled, it becomes brittle.
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Put in individual bags and tie with a plastic ribbon or decorative twist ties.