These star cutters are designed to make a Christmas cake-you make a biscuit of each size and then pile them up and ice them. It looks very pretty on the tin but I have not tried it. They are the only cutters I have got so I used a medium one to cut out some stars. They are cut from flattened (with a rolling pin) white bread though I am sure any bread would do.The cling film (Saran?) is to roll the bread in between. 
Next you brush each side of the shapes with a little melted butter-I melted far too much. 
Then cook them for about ten minutes in a moderate oven(whatever that means-I put them on about 180C) They go nice and crispy.
Then put whatever filling you fancy in. I was just trying them out and so put what I had in-a weird mixture of guacamole and smoked salmon-quite tasty. The woman who I saw on a cookery programme doing them had some kind of avocado and smoked trout mixture. I would tell you her name but I can't remember it-she is blonde, Irish and pretty and called Rachel something.
I was going to make them anyway but I made an effort to make them look pretty so I could take photos!
Next you brush each side of the shapes with a little melted butter-I melted far too much. Then cook them for about ten minutes in a moderate oven(whatever that means-I put them on about 180C) They go nice and crispy.
Then put whatever filling you fancy in. I was just trying them out and so put what I had in-a weird mixture of guacamole and smoked salmon-quite tasty. The woman who I saw on a cookery programme doing them had some kind of avocado and smoked trout mixture. I would tell you her name but I can't remember it-she is blonde, Irish and pretty and called Rachel something.I was going to make them anyway but I made an effort to make them look pretty so I could take photos! 
