Sablé cookies
The Sablé cookie, also known as a French butter cookie, originates from the town of Sablé-sur-Sarthe in the Sarthe region of France. The name "sablé" translates to "sandy," which aptly describes the cookie's fine, crumbly texture, reminiscent of shortbread.
These cookies are famous for their simplicity and delightful texture
Culinary Versatility
While simple in ingredients, the dough for Sablé cookies serves as a versatile base for numerous variations. Bakers often add nuts, citrus zest, spices like cardamom or cinnamon, and even savory herbs in some modern interpretations.