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A quick and simple vegan shortbread cookie recipe that uses only four core ingredients. The dough is light, buttery, and crumbly, perfect for cutting into heart shapes or any favorite cutter. Bake them on the top rack for an even golden edge and enjoy with tea or coffee.
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