Pandan Coconut Cookies 香酥香兰椰子曲奇

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The Chinese New Year is coming soon, and these pandan coconut cookies are great for last minute bakes!

The original recipe is from Jeannie Tay, and I have added some pandan paste and desiccated coconut. While the pandan paste lends the cookies a nice mint green color, the taste was not very strong; but I really love the bits of coconut in there.

These cookies are truly melty ones by the way!

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These pandan coconut cookies use quite a fair bit of potato starch there, which gives them the melty texture. However, I also find that it gets a little dry as the cookies go down the throat. So it’s probably best to go with a cup of tea!

For a more buttery and less dry cookie, you can see the Copycat Jenny Bakery Butter Cookies I made last year.

You can extract natural fresh pandan extract on your own; I didn’t have the time, and since I have pandan paste in my fridge, I simply use the commercial pandan paste.

>> MORE CHINESE NEW YEAR COOKIE RECIPES:

• Almond Cookies
• Tom Yum Cookies
• Golden Salted Egg Yolk Pineapple Tarts

Print Recipe

Pandan Coconut Cookies 香酥香兰椰子曲奇

Truly melt-in-mouth butter cookies with coconut fragrance!

Prep Time35 mins

Cook Time20 mins

Total Time55 mins

Course: Cookie, Snack

Servings: 50 Cookies

Ingredients

• 200 g butter softened
• 180 g potato starch
• 120 g plain flour
• 60 g icing sugar
• 1/2 tsp salt
• 1/2 tsp pandan paste
• 2 tbsp desiccated coconut

Instructions

• Whip the softened butter and icing sugar using a whisk or mixer, till light and creamy (like mayonnaise), about 1 min. Add in pandan paste and combine well.
• Sift in the flour, potato starch and salt. Add in desiccated coconut. Mix in a cutting motion, using a spatula, to a dough.
• Preheat oven to 140C, fan forced. Prepare baking tray with baking paper.
• Place half of the cookie dough into piping bag fitted with nozzle. Pipe cookies to your preferred shape. Bake in the preheated oven for 20 mins, until the sides turn slightly brownish.

Notes

I am using Wilton 1M piping tip for this cookie. Place piping bag about 0.5cm above baking tray, pipe out the cookie dough, while drawing circles on the tray. Move upwards as you pipe. Release pressure before pulling tip away.

 

You can watch this video on the piping.

 

Recipe adapted from Jeannie Tay. This recipe makes about 50-60 cookies, depending on size. Do also watch the oven and adjust baking time if your cookie is smaller.

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