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Chinese Almond Cookies Recipe:
In a bowl mix
1 cup All Purpose Flour
1/2 cup Almond Flour
1/2 tsp Baking Soda
1/4 tsp Kosher Salt
In another bowl mix
1/2 cup room temp butter
cream with 1/2 cup sugar
Add 1 egg and mix again
add 1 tsp vanilla
1/2 tsp almond extract
Mix the dry ingredients into the wet. Chill 30 minutes.
Roll into balls, place onto a parchment-lined baking sheet
flatten with a spoon, brush with egg wash and place a raw almond in the center of each cookie. If you'd like small, dense cookies, chill the cookies for 15 minutes before baking.
Bake at 350ºF for 8-10 minutes until golden brown
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Recipe: Chef Kevin Belton's Chinese Almond Cookies
If you've never had a Chinese almond cookie, then you're missing out!
Chinese Almond Cookie Recipe
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Chinese Almond Cookies were a type of cookie my mother always made while I was growing up. I didn’t quite appreciate the flavor of them until I was older, probably because as a kid you always want lots of frosting and lots of sprinkles but now I’m a fan of just a simple cookie like this and the flavor is just enough different with the almond extract in them.
Chinese Almond Cookies Recipe
-1 cup unsalted butter
-1 cup granulated sugar
-2 tsp almond extract
-1 egg
-2 and 3/4 cups all purpose flour
-1/2 tsp baking soda
-1/2 tsp salt
-sliced almonds
-extra granulated sugar
Preheat oven to 325°. In a large mixing bowl put in the butter and beat it. Add in the sugar and cream that and the butter for about two minutes. Next add the almond extract and the egg. Mix again and scrape down the sides of the bowl if needed.  Now for the dry ingredients, put in the flour, baking soda and salt. Mix everything until it’s fully incorporated and the dough forms in the bowl while it’s being mixed.
Now take out small amounts of dough, roll them into balls between your hands about 1 inch to 1 1/2 inch in size and set them on a cookie sheet with space in between each dough ball. Take a cup or a jar, I use a jam jar, and press the dough balls down to make the cookie. Next, take your sliced almonds and press one piece into the top of each cookie.
Once finished, put your cookie sheet into the preheated oven and bake the cookies for 10 minutes. When they are done baking place them on a cooling rack and make sure your cookies are not browning. If they brown they’ve been baking too long. Once cooled, you may enjoy your cookie with your favorite warm beverage, like coffee or tea. Happy eating!
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Almond Cookies for Chinese New Year | 杏仁饼 [Nyonya Cooking]
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These 3 steps almond biscuits or almond cookies are soft, fluffy and crumbly. The almond flour in the cookies delivers a distinct nutty flavour. Carefully sweetened with powdered sugar, they are a delightful treat and are often served during Chinese New Year.
Almond cookies recipe is one of those easy cookie recipes you must try especially during the festive seasons. During Chinese New Year, almond cookies are highly requested. You will never regret sinking your teeth into these soft and crumbly cookies and enjoy the nutty almond taste. These cookies have a tiny hint of saltiness to give an overall flavour to the cookies. If you are looking for a recipe which is easy and fast, look no further. Try this Chinese almond cookies recipe specially made for you.
### Almond flour vs almond meal
You can use both because almond flour or also known as almond meal are both made out of grounded almonds. Most companies use the terms interchangeably but [in the US for example, there is a slight difference between almond meal and almond flour]( Almond flour is sold with the finest grind of blanched almond while almond meal is slightly coarser as the skin is also blended together. For this recipe, you would want to get almond meal for the best flavours. Traditionally, you can feel the crumbs of almond in the cookies as you chew on them. Moreover, the blended skin makes the cookies very attractive too.
### Homemade almond flour
Almond flour can be made at home. Just blend the almonds finely but do be careful not to blend them for too long or it would end up as almond butter.
### Can I use corn/tapioca flour instead of wheat flour?
You may but it is going to change the texture of the cookies. This recipe delivers the light crunchiness on the outside while crumbly and soft on the inside. Using corn or tapioca flour will not deliver this effect. Wheat flour is required to create structure in the cookies as almond flour (or almond meal as known in the US) does not bind well.
### Must I use baking powder and/or baking soda?
Yes! Baking soda is needed to raise the dough to give it the soft and crumbly texture. However, baking soda reacts immediately and fizzles off pretty quickly. Since the baking process happens slowly, you'd want to extend the effect of baking soda. To counter the quick reaction of baking soda and extend it, baking powder is required as one of the acids in it reacts to heat. This makes the dough rise as it is baking.
### Which type of oil?
Peanut oil would be the best choice to accompany the nutty flavour of almonds. However, any neutral-flavored oils such as canola, sunflower or corn oil would be great too.
### How to store the cookies?
Almond cookies must be cooled to room temperature before stacking them up in an airtight container. They can be kept for 4-6 weeks in a cool area, away from the sunlight. Enjoy the cookies with a good cup of quality Chinese tea.
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The Most Amazing Almond Cookie Recipe!
It's a wok-less Wok Wednesday this week with Jeremy making his Uncle Ken's tasty crumbly almond cookie recipe... Typically found in bakeries across Hong Kong, these bite-sized crumbly cookies are sweet, moorish and delicious with cup of tea.
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