As a
heartlander kid, this cookie was considered a high end snob snack. Instead , my
PAP kindergarten snacks came in round
disks, aka the Marie biscuit, always accompanied by a melamine mug of Milo.
Then there was the occasional animal
biscuits as treats for us kids, but never anything like this.
Thinking
about it, it was unbelievable that I only got to eat Danish cookies only when I
was able to earn my keep. Perhaps I did not know what I missed and therefore
never considered myself deprived of such delicious cookies. Had I known that it tasted so good, I would have driven mum
crazy asking her for it.
Adapted
from food-4tots with modifications.
Makes
about 30 small cookies
Ingredients
:
65g
butter, unsalted
50g icing
sugar
60g cake
flour
40g plain
flour
10g corn
flour
20g
desiccated coconut
Method :
Prepare a
lined tray. Preheat oven to 160C.
Mix
flours and coconut in a bowl. Set aside. Cream butter and sugar.
In 3
batches, whisk in flours and coconut until just combined.
Using a
teaspoon , scoop equal portions of dough, the size of your thumb nail.
Make a
ball , put on the tray and flatten slightly.
Bake at
160C for 15 minutes. Leave the cookies to cool in the oven, slightly ajar, for
another 5-10 minutes.
Cool
further on a rack before removing them from the grease paper.
祝你新年快乐,万事如意!恭喜恭喜!
ReplyDeleteHappy Lunar New Year!
Ann,
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and all at home!
Happy New Year to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteNice to know that baking and eating these cookies has been a great experience for you and your kid :D
Ha I remember this one that was one of the variety in the blue tin.
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