Chinese New Year is getting near! I think I'm more excited than my children. haha..... Here's another simple and yet easy to make recipe. I do like this cookie! It tastes a little crunchy and pretty light as well.Ingredients :
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2 cups all purpose flour
2/3 cup ground hazelnut
1 tspn salt
1/2 tspn baking powder
160gm butter
1/2 cup sugar
2 tspn vanilla extract
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Method :
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- combine flour, hazelnut, salt & baking powder together and mix well.
- cream butter and sugar untill creamy & smooth.
- stir in vanilla extract and beat well.
- slowly add in the dry ingredients and mix till just combined.
- then roll dough between 2 plastic sheets to 1/2cm thickness.
- by using a ruler, simply cut dough into equal square shape.
- then place them to baking tray and bake at 170'c for 10-15 mins.

For those are interested, you may try this recipe with other ground nuts. For instance, pecan or almond! I'm sure they both taste wonderful as well.
24 comments:
Wow you are using a ruler , never saw anyone using one while cooking :). Love all the festive seasons in Malaysia, My son came all excited from kindy with a bag of goodies from his teacher who is chinese.
Have a lovely weekend and holidays and gong xi fa cai ;)
Peanutts : Thanks alot! Oh, how nice of your son's teacher. Hope you have a wonderful time too. Cheers.
sounds so good and delicious.
Oh dear ,how sweet...these are good...yeah i fell festive with all the new year celebrations on blogosphere too!!!!!
These sandies look fantastic
i bought some almonds and walnuts and havent start doing anything with them yet.. haha.. i guess they will hv to go to the fridge for now..
They look divine! My eyes are waiting for some grand festive feast.
very simple indeed, I will try to make a small batch! :) At least I'll have some home baked ones for this CNY!
I know this.... can you be my neighbour?
They look relatively light yet truly delicious and nutty!
have made this into cookies many times using pecans - bet the hazelnut is also great
We've been making sandies for years, but use pecans and ours are round, sprinkled with confectioners sugar. I love 'em!
those pictures with a ruler......simply look some foodies are being made in a pastry kitchen at the back of a bakery shop!
i believe those sandies are professionally tasty!
Sowmya : Thank you very much. You're so kind!
VSSpringfields : SO.. Happy Chinese New Year to you too! hahaha...
Claire : Hey, no worries! I'm sure Elin will send over some delicious NY cookies soon. hahaha... "Elin, you better do so!".
Alwayswinner : Are you? Hopefully, I'll be able to catch more lovely photos during this coming festive season.
3HTummies : Good on you! Just lift up some festive mood around the house, right?
Penny : Hahaha... If we're neighbours, probably I'll stop cooking and just join you for every meal. Safe me alot of cooking time! haha...
Angie : Thank you, Daaaarling!
Drick : I could see that! Cause mostly sandies recipe that I found are made of pecans. I wonder why?
Barbara : I just cut off the sugar on top! I think the sandies are quite sweet by itself. Well, it's help to reduce our sugar intake as well.
Lululu : Thank you very much for such a nice comment! That's very kind of you. Btw, Happy Chinese New Year to you & your family too. And also Happy Valentine's Day!
Hope you all have a fabulous time!
Cheers, Kristy
What a wonderful cookie! I think I 'm going to try theses.
*kisses* HH
I love "sandies," These are scrumptious - a grand way to ring in the new. Happy New year.
Wow, Kristy, this cookie is another of your creation? Looks great!
Gotta try these sandies! I like the hazelnut and also would love to try these with almond as well!
Kristy! I did not make this...can share some?
Uhm, yes. Please. I would like some.
une recette qui est très appétissante et bien présenté
bonne soirée
Bookmarked! These look wonderful.
this look awesomes!
Happy New Year Kristy ! May your Year be filled with deliciousness, peace & laughter :)
Whah, Kristy, your cookies with all the nuts are all so tempting! I want all of them. Don't eat all...keep some for me :P
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