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In this video, we'll show you how to fry up dozens of rosette cookies that look just like snowflakes when dusted with confectioners' sugar. You'll need a rosette iron to make these cookies, so be sure to pick one up ahead of time.
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Chef Anna Olson's Rosette Cookie Recipe, Inspired by Bangkok!
Chef Anna Olson's Rosette Cookie recipe is inspired by her visit to Bangkok, and now she wants to share that recipe with you!
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Recipe
Makes over 3 dozen cookies
Ingredients
2 large eggs
125 mL (1/2 cup) 2% milk
125 mL (1/2 cup) sparkling water
12 g (1Tbsp) granulated sugar
5 mL (1 mL) vanilla extract
150 g (1 cup) all-purpose flour
pinch ground nutmeg
pinch salt
1.5 L (6 cups) vegetable oil, for frying
icing sugar, for dusting
Directions
1. Whisk the eggs, milk, sparkling water, sugar and vanilla in a mixing bowl. Whisk in the flour, nutmeg and salt.
2. Heat the oil to 350 °F (180 °C). Have ready a baking tray lined with paper towel a bamboo skewer and a slotted spoon or spider (strainer with a long handle.).
3. Heat a rosette iron in the oil for a few seconds and then dip into the batter, taking care not to have the batter come up over the top of the iron. Submerge the iron into the oil and let cook for about 30 seconds, then, use the tip of the skewer to loosen the rosette off of the iron. Let the rosette cook for another 30 seconds, until golden brown and remove with the slotted spoon onto the baking tray to drain and cool. Repeat, being sure to keep the iron hot before dipping into the batter. Once you get started, you’ll develop a rhythm and be able to have a few rosettes cooking at once.
4. Once cooled, generously dust the rosettes with icing sugar.
The rosettes are best enjoyed the day they are made.
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Rose Cookies | Christmas Sweets
Rose Cookies? Did you ask for Rose Cookies? I'm glad you did. I enjoy making these because they're easy, quick, and of course, deliciously crunchy & crisp :) They are perfect additions to your box/plate of ‘Kuswar’ that you arrange delicately for family and friends at Christmas ???? The video has tips that may help you master the preparation of rose cookies!
These Rose cookies have different names— Gulabi Puvvulu in Telugu, Acchu Murukku in Tamil, and Achapam in Malayalam. There can be slight changes where coconut milk is used instead of milk, or just water, for the batter, and egg/eggless recipes too. In my experience this recipe works best in terms of taste as well as crispness.
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Ingredients for Rose Cookies:
1 Whole Egg
1/4 teaspoon Salt
1/4 Cup Powdered Sugar
1/2 Cup Milk (room temperature) plus additional 1/3 Cup (approximately) for making a fluid batter
1 Cup Maida (All-Purpose Flour)
1/3 Cup Rice Flour
1 Tablespoon Cooking Oil
1 teaspoon Black Sesame Seeds
Oil for frying
• When preparing the batter, first make it thick; ensure that there are no lumps, then continue adding the additional milk a little at a time, till you attain the right consistency. When lifted off, the batter flowing off the whisk/ladle must form ribbons upon the surface of the batter that quickly spread and merge with the mix.
• I bought my Rose Cookie mould from a local store near me. The handle has a bent arm with a rigid mould attachment, making it like a singular piece. That allows me to turn and tap the handle of the mould after dipping it in the batter. Also, it helps shake the mould and release the cookie into the oil.
• The Milk can be substituted with Coconut milk. You may cut back a little on the Sugar if using the latter.
• The mould must be heated enough before dipping it into the batter. Keep the gas-stove flame at low-medium. The oil mustn't get too hot; the cookie may fail to come off the mould then. In such a case, let the Oil cool a little. Use a fork/knife if the cookies don't detach from the mould by merely agitating the mould.
• These cookies can last for weeks if stored properly in airtight containers. But they're so good, they'll be gone in a couple of days if not hours????
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How to make perfect rosette cookies
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