I have
gone through the same recipe so many times that I practically know the
proportions by heart. Here is one seriously delicate and crispy wisp of a
cookie that should not be taken too lightly. It is a huge hit and my many guests
who ate it couldn’t have enough of it.
I did not
do any finishing touches with egg wash or jam. It tastes so good without it and
would have been absolutely fantastic with the embellishments. There is no way
to figure out if it lasts for 2 weeks as the OP mentioned because the cookies
disappeared into bellies within hours.
Thanks to
Bake for Happy Kids and all her hard work sharing a recipe that works all the
time!
Credit : Bakefor Happy Kids with minor modifications
Makes
about 20 small cookies
Ingredients:
50g of
plain Nestum flakes, baked at 160C for 8 minutes and cooled
100g
unsalted butter at room temperature + ½ tsp vanilla essence + 1 Tbsp icing
sugar
60g plain
flour
40g corn
flour
1/8 tsp
baking soda
¼ tsp baking powder
½ tsp
fine salt
For
coating:
Untoasted
Nestum flakes, 1 cup
Method:
Preheat
oven to 160C.
Line a
baking tray with silicon sheet.
Bake the
Nestum flakes in 160C preheated oven for 8 minutes. Cool and reserve.
Using a
stand mixer and paddle, mix butter, vanilla essence and icing sugar until pale
and light.
Sieve in
flours, baking soda, baking powder and salt. Mix until homogenous.
Add
toasted Nestum flakes in 3 batches. Mix until homogenous. Dough will be
slightly stiff.
Transfer
the dough to a piping bag. Cut the tip of the bag to make a 2 cm wide gap.
Pipe a knob
of dough about the size of a 20 cents coin.
Transfer
the piped dough into the Nestum reserved for coating.
Coat the
dough and shape lightly to make a little ball.
Transfer
the coated ball of dough to a lined tray. Slightly depress it with a fork to
make grooves ( not too flat because it will be too fragile to handle when baked )
Repeat
until all the dough is used up.
In a preheated
oven, bake the cookies at 160C for 20 minutes.
Removed
immediately to cool on a rack.
Store in
an airtight container.
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