These chewing, wholesome coconut & hazelnut cookies are made with only good ingredients to give us a full tasty biscuit bite. They are particularly distinguished from roasted & crushed hazelnuts, but also from dried coconut, with an exotic aftertaste to our palate. Their delicate taste combines wonderfully with a glass of milk for the kids but also with breakfast or afternoon coffee for us.
Keep them in a glass jar to keep them fresh and chewy.
Yours!
Keep them in a glass jar to keep them fresh and chewy.
Yours!
| work: 20′ | time: 40′ | easy: |
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Ingredients (~25 Cookies)
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 Separate the egg yolks from the egg whites - which we keep aside because we will need them later - and throw the egg yolks in a large bowl. Add the butter. |
 Continuing to add the dried coconut, sugar, vanilla sugar and half crushed hazelnuts. We will need the other halves later to coat the cookies. |
 Wear one-use gloves and gently mix the ingredients together. |
 Add half the flour and baking powder. Knead gently and once this is incorporated add the other half. |
 If the dough needs a little more flour to join in a single ball of dough without crumbling, pour half to one tablespoon until no dough is glued to the glove. |
 From the dough we take a small amount of 20g and fold it between our palms in a ball. We temporarily touch it on a non-stick surface. |
 Continue in the same manner until all the dough is finished. |
 Then we take the balls one by one and dip them halfway to the egg white… |
 … and right after to the crushed hazelnut, which we have kept aside. |
 Place the small balls spaced on a baking tray lined with non-stick paper. Sprinkle over the top with the crushed hazelnut left. |
 Bake in preheated oven at 175℃ 347℉ (Gas Mark:3.9) for ~20′ until lightly browned from top to bottom. Remove the pan from the oven and do not move it until it has cooled because it crumbles. |
Author:Zambia G. Sifaki
