Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies

by Isa

4.7 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

15m

Serving

2

I have always liked the taste of coffee, and I can’t drink too much. It’s better to knead the cookies, and the fragrance will smell all over the house when roasting~

Ingredients

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies

1. Prepare ingredients and tools

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies recipe

2. Stir warm water + coffee powder evenly

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies recipe

3. Softened coconut oil + coconut sugar + egg + salt + vanilla extract

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies recipe

4. Stir well with a whisk

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies recipe

5. Add coffee liquid

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies recipe

6. Continue to stir well

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies recipe

7. Sift in low-gluten flour + baking soda, mix into a dough

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies recipe

8. Add chocolate chips and knead well

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies recipe

9. Divide into small balls weighing about 28-29 grams, put them into the baking tray, each space is more than 3cm, it will expand during baking

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies recipe

10. Flatten slightly and bake at 180 degrees for 10-12 minutes

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies recipe

11. Ta-da! Enjoy~
Served with coffee

Super Strong Coffee Flavored Cookies, Coconut Oil Version of Coffee Cookies recipe

Tips:

Coconut oil is a transparent liquid above 25 degrees Celsius in summer, and is solid below 25 degrees Celsius. It becomes very hard indoors or in the refrigerator in winter and needs to be heated in advance.

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