The cookies were ultra easy to make. You just mix everything together. And the batter tastes really really good. It tasted so good that I must have eaten a few tablespoons of it. However, once the cookies were baked, the pandan flavour was lost. I think I have to put in more pandan flavouring in future. However, it still tasted like a really really yummy coconut biscuit. It had a crunch on the outside without being dry on the inside. I really like the glace cherry flavour when you get to the centre of the biscuit.
INGREDIENTS
120 g butter
100 g icing sugar
1/4 tsp salt
100 ml coconut milk
1 tsp pandan paste (I used 1 tsp of pandan flavouring)
200 g plain flour
1/2 tsp baking powder
90 g desiccated coconut (lightly toasted)
Glace cherries for decoration
METHOD
(1) Cream butter, sugar and salt till creamy. Add in coconut milk and pandan paste and mix thoroughly.
(2) Seive flour and baking powder together and then mix in the desiccated coconut. Pour into the mixture and mix till a soft dough is formed.
(3) Using a spoon, roll dough into balls (about 1 inch). Place on a lined baking sheet and flatten slightly. Place a small piece of red cherry on top.
(4) Bake at 165C for about 15 to 20 mins.l until it's cooked and crispy.
(5) Leave to cool thoroughly before storing in containers.
They look just as bad as your Pandan Chiffon Cake. What kinda toxic waste are you using?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, it's probably the same toxic waste that you ingest that makes your flatulence so lethal that even the dog fainted when he smelt it. :-)
ReplyDeleteSo that's happened to my green Playdo
ReplyDeleteVery funny, I like this one. It is a very strange luminescent green. Everyone kept saying that it looked like it had radiation on it. Tastes good though.
ReplyDeleteThanh,
ReplyDeleteI've noticed that the only word you evr use to describe some thing that tastes good is yummy!!!
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By the way, they don't look yummy at all. In fact they look disgusting, revolting, sickening, repulsive, stomach-churning, ghastly, filthy, horrible.
Lol!!!
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Anonymous 1, I do agree that I use the word yummy too much. I have to work on increasing my vocabulary and using other adjectives rather than yummy.
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Excuse me Fat Do,
ReplyDeleteIt is not me that goes to other people's houses and using any of their appliances without asking.
And the issue isn't about asking whether they can use it or not. As i said many times. You are free to use anything without asking PROVIDED myself and no one else is about to use it or are using it.
So the next time my DS is the the table, please feel free to take it and play with it. But if I pick it up first and about the start a game, DON'T YOU EVER whinge and whine about not sharing it and that I get to play any other time of the day. Common sense Do Flow.!!!
I love pandan - takes me back to when I was really young and we lived over in Asia. I love the lurid green of these babies. I can see a St Patricks Day feast in the making :) They'd make a nice addition to a green-food-laden table!
ReplyDeleteMaffy, I didn't know you lived in Asia. Where and how long?
ReplyDeleteThese bikkies would definitely work for St Patricks day. They are a really bright green.
Hi Thanh. Yeah, we lived in Malaysia for a couple of years, a bit over 20 years ago now (showing my age), and then hopped around Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia for a little while. It was fantastic... I'd love to go back and see all the places we lived now, see what's changed.
ReplyDeleteMaffy, I always thought you grew up here. Didn't know you lived in so many interesting places. I'd love to go back to Vietnam too to see what's changed in 20 years.
ReplyDeleteFat Do,
ReplyDeleteOne of the many things that are different now in Vietnam compared to 20 years ago is that there is not that many fat people like yourself. So if you go back now, people will definetely see you in a different light since you're large enough to block the sun.
Now I have never tried this before. It looks great and yummy!
ReplyDeleteThis is so WICKED, Sandra/ Sarah would love it!
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