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Heavenly Cookies




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Easiness: Intermediate
Prep Time: 20 min
Cook Time: 15 min
Ready in: 35 min

Servings: 40

Nutrition Facts
% Daily Value

Calories
  95
Fat  5.9 g
9 %

Fiber  0.2 g
1 %

Vitamin A
Vitamin C
0 %
0 %
  Calcium
  Iron
0 %
2 %
Complete Nutrition Facts

Prep by: Bahar
Heavenly Cookies

About this Recipe:

BaharBahar: This is a very simple with almost no planning-ahead time. No need for a blender. It needs oil or melted butter (instead of butter at room temperature like most of the cookies) which saves you few hours of planning ahead time. The recipe makes the cookies in three different flavors, vanilla, chocolate and ginger.
I found the recipe in a Persian cooking blog/website (shindokht.com/Food/).


Main Ingredients:

Flour: 2 cups (all purpose)
Vegetable oil or melted butter: 1 cup + 1 tbsp
Confections sugar: 1+3/4 cups
Vanilla: 1/2 tsp
Cocoa powder: 1 tbsp
Ginger powder: 1 tbsp
Salt: pinch (1/8 tsp)
Slivered almond, pistachio and chocolate chips: to decorate

Directions:

1. Preheat oven to 350 F.

2. Sift the flour with salt, set aside.

3. Mix the oil (or melted butter) with powdered sugar and beat well (about 3-5 minutes). Add vanilla and beat well for another minute or so.

4. Add the flour slowly in multiple (4 to 5) additions and mix well after each addition.

5. Divide the dough into three. Add the ginger powder to on part, the cocoa powder to another and left the last one to be plain vanilla flavored.

6. Cover a baking sheet with parchment paper. Make balls of the dough (about 1 inch) and put on prepared baking sheet about 2 inches apart. Decorate the chocolaty ones with chocolate chips and the rest with slivered almond and or pistachio. Bake for 15-20 minutes until dry and slightly golden brown on the bottom. Check the cookies after 12-15 minutes and make sure not to over bake them as they can get slightly hard to chew. Remove to wire racks to cool.



Published on July 23, 2008
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(8 ratings)
Average rating: 4.13
Comments: 4
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Tahmineh, Guest2008 Jul 26
love it:)

Chef, Guest from: 940802008 Sep 14
hi ,mine turn out something else but not heavenly they were so flat even i follow the recipe so so carefully .thakns.

Bahar, Rank: Top Chef2008 Sep 16
Answer to Chef: This is very strange indeed. Here are few things that I can think of: 1) Do not use more oil that is in the recipe. 2) Add the flower slowly and mix well but do not overmix. 3) The dough is not supposed to be runny and very smooth (it looks kind of like a ginger bread dough if you've seen one before), so do not add more oil if it doesn't look smooth to you. 4) If the dough is kind of runny and/or your kitchen temperature is high, put the dough for half an hour o

Elisa, Guest2008 Dec 29
Average rating: 5
thanksso much it sounds wonderful

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