Easter Cookies -and not only Easter- with a different approach but with all the aromas of Greek Easter, such as Chios Mastic, Mahlepi, Kakoule (Cardamom) and the aroma of orange.
Light, tasty, soft, digestible and special. They are made very easily with their wonderfully velvety dough, which is given by the addition of pure yogurt and the light corn oil. They are relatively sweet with a little sugar added because our opinion is that this is how a cookie should be in order for a savory platter of cheeses and cold cuts to accompany our drink.
Happy Easter!
Light, tasty, soft, digestible and special. They are made very easily with their wonderfully velvety dough, which is given by the addition of pure yogurt and the light corn oil. They are relatively sweet with a little sugar added because our opinion is that this is how a cookie should be in order for a savory platter of cheeses and cold cuts to accompany our drink.
Happy Easter!
| work: 1h:20′ | time: 2h:30′ | easy: |
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Ingredients (~50 Cookies)
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In a large bowl, sift the flour together with the baking powder and soda. Add all the other ingredients except the 1 yolk and the sugar pearls. |
Knead gently and for a while until all the ingredients are combined into a soft ball of dough. Cover it with a towel and leave it aside for 10 minutes. |
Cut pieces from the dough weighing 30 grams and form balls. Take the first ball we formed and shape it into a long string ~20 cm long. If dough sticks to our hands, we have a little flour next to it to gently dust our hands. |
Fold in 2 and turn the string to become a cookie. Place it in a row and at a distance from each other, in a large oven tray, covered with non-stick film. Beat the yolk with a spoonful of milk and spread on their surface. Sprinkle with sugar pearls. |
Bake one by one oven tray in a preheated oven with air fry oven at 175℃ (347℉, 3.9 Gas Mark) for 20' until lightly browned on top and bottom. Remove immediately from the oven and leave to cool. |
