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Apologies for any bad grammar and horrific language you might have seen in last night’s/ the (very) early morning post. Exhaustion and swollen feet took my linguistic capabilities away.
I baked 3 varieties of cookies yesterday: pineapple balls, red bean paste balls (very very melt-y) and peanut cookies (crunchy, yet melt-y).
The three left the house this morning and got raving reviews! Its the first time I’ve made enough food (400 cookies is definitely a lot) to go everywhere and I’m glad they were a hit. Try them, you won’t be disappointed!
Peanut cookies are my favourite cookies. They’re so easy to bake the only equipment you need are a large spoon or fork, a bowl and a weighing balance.
Sometimes, simplicity is best.
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Ingredients
60g icing sugar
80g ground peanuts
80g diced peanuts
100g peanut oil or any neutral vegetable oil
1/2 tsp vanilla essence
Egg yolk for brushing (omit for vegan version)
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Directions
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Sift together flour and icing sugar, add in ground and diced peanuts, mix well.
Mix vanilla essence into oil and stir well.Mix both ingredients together to form a soft dough. (the dough will come together when you roll them so don’t worry about it being crumbly)
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Grab a large portion and shape it into a thin log. Cut with knife into roughly equal pieces.
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Brush with egg yolk and decorate with toppings of your choice and bake in a preheated oven at 170°C for 15-20mins or until slightly brown. Cool completely on wire rack before storing into airtight containers.
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Have a couple for me, will you?
‘Budget’ version (very slightly altered) of the pineapple tarts along with a hopefully helpful series of step-by-step photographs + recipe for the red bean paste balls tomorrow!
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Peanuts are my favorite nut. These cookies look awesome!
Thanks, Shannon!