Cocoa Fudge Cranberry Cookie
Got the recipe from Esurientes. Based on a recipe by Alice Medrich, this cookie boasts the extra benefit of being low in fat as well while maintaining high in taste. Fabulous, just what I wanted!
Doggie Malted Cookies (recipe posted in Comments)
Cute, arent they? Couldn't resist baking these when I saw it here on KC. Baked using Horlicks (a type of malted drink) with no additional sugar used. It is also a cross between a butter and choc chip cookie. Nice and crunchy!
Doggies? Looked more like a dog, a bear and a mouse, don't you think? (hehe)
My nephew, Clement had fun helping me in assembling the ears, eyes and nose.
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Awww, the doggie cookies are so cute! Maybe I shld do a kitty one.
by any chance,would you hv the recipe?cause the link isn't wrking for me......They look too cute.thanx
Hi Boo,
A kitty sounds like a good idea! Just arrange the chocolate rice around the nose to make it looks like cat whiskers. :)
Hi ling1,
Thanks for dropping by. Why don't you try accessing the site again? The site was down yesterday but should be ok now. Let me know again if you still have trouble.
i'm not able to access the forum.i've registered ages ago but am still waiting or the confirmaion email(?).
do you still have the recipe? do you mind sharing it?
Ya.. i register twice but was unable to log in as well.. if you don't mind, can you please share the recipe too... thanks....
p/s: you had a great blog that fill with wonderful pictures and recipe.. i love al your cookies.. they are so nice... :)
Ok, let me ask permission from the recipe owner if she allows me to publish her recipe here in my blog. Will come back to you soon!
Elena Mummy,
Welcome and thanks for your kind words. Your blog is even more amazing! So full with wonderful stuff and recipes!
For those who can't access the recipe at KC, I have gotten permission from the author to post the recipe here. Enjoy!
Ingredients:
180g butter (Golden Churn recommended)
80g Horlicks powder
200g top flour or cake flour
25g cornflour
25g milk powder
Koko Krunch
Chocolate Chips
Chocolate rice (for decor)
Method:
1) Sift the flour, cornflour and milk powder.
2) Cream the butter and Horlicks for 3 minutes at low speed. Do not overbeat.
3) Add the sifted flour and beat for about one minute to form a dough.
4) Divide dough into 10g each. Embed 3 chocolate chips into each piece of dough and roll into a ball.
5) Insert 2 pieces of Koko Krunch to form the ears and 1 chocolate chip as the nose.
6) Bake at 140 degC (pre-heated) for about 25 minutes.
7) Cool before storing.
thanx a million.its so sweet of u o help us out.the recipe came in just in time for my daughter's nursery class's racial day celebrations(Friday).i was wondering what cookies to bake for her.(with her help,of course)
Yup.. Thanks alot for helping us to get hold of this wonderful recipes..... Thanks..
Heh heh ... I love these!!
ps - what's your adorable furKid's name? :-)
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