These delicious coconuty cookies are crisp at the edges, and perfectly chewy in the middle. Anyone who likes the aroma and taste of coconut is sure to love these buttery, and easy to make cookies.
- 150 g Butter, at room temperature
- 50 g Sugar
- 90 g Eggs
- 50 g All-purpose flour
- 30 g Potato starch
- 170 g Dried coconut shreds
- Beat butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Gradually add in eggs and continue beating until well-mixed.
- Sift in the flour and potato starch and mix. Add in 160 grams of coconut shreds and mix until just combined. Wrap and chill the mixture for 1-2 hours.
- Shape the mixture into 27-30 small balls and place on a baking tray lined with baking paper. Sprinkle the top with the rest of coconut shreds.
- Bake in a preheated 180C/350F oven for about 22-25 minutes until lightly golden brown.
Mmmm, tummies are rumbling for these! They sound addictive angie!! coconut is something i adore :)nice pics as usual!
ReplyDeletecoconut butter cookies looks so perfect ...yummy and so crunchy!!..
ReplyDeleteThat looks crunchy munchy..perfectly baked cookies..Loved the first click :-)
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful, i love coconut. The texture looks fabulous! The ingredients here are very similar to american coconut macaroons except for the potato starch. I wonder how that effects it.
ReplyDeletethey looks sooo good..i have to try them soon..
ReplyDeleteOh my Lord, these look scrumptious! Everything a cookie should be- mouthwatering & coconut!
ReplyDeleteI will definately be trying this!
Hope you had a wonderful holiday and a happy New Year!
Wow! I love coconut! I should move to your house :)but, I will be fat!
ReplyDeletesuperb!looks damn neat
ReplyDeleteButtery crunchy cookies...yummm
ReplyDeleteDarn girl, another recipe for me to send to my baker friend in Texas! These look fabulous...
ReplyDeletewow awesome soft and coconutty!!
ReplyDeleteCoconut macaroons are one of my favorites.. I am sure I would love these. Love the toasted coconut on top!
ReplyDeleteWow such a gorgeous cookies...lipsmacking..
ReplyDeleteMum has been dying for thesee.. she kept asking me to do it and I keep saying I've got no time, and you posted it!! haha.. They look really cute. I'm sure the fragrant of freshly baked coconut cookies are irresistible!
ReplyDeletecoconut and butter - you can just give it to me just like that - these look so golden and perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love simple cookies like this. Not too sweet and just the perfect size! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteHi Angie...this is a great cookie recipe. Can imagine how fragrant it will be while baking and needless to say, I can imagine the taste too. Yumm yumm. I have a long list to try out from your blog :))) Thanks Angie and wishing you a blessed and a Happy New Year! A New year with lots of nice goodies from you :p Have a wonderful holidays too!
ReplyDeleteI tried to make coconut macaroons and they were a flop! These look so good Angie, I will have to try them next time.
ReplyDeleteI don't normally like chewy cookies but these look to die for! im making some. :)) thanx for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic, beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteCrunchy and buttery cookies...
ReplyDeleteNice, soft coconut cookies are the bomb.
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeleteThe shred coconut that you used ... is it the dried dessicated coconut ?
Thanks
Chris
I just discovered your blog recently and will definitely be back... you cook lots of things that appeal to my tastebuds!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and the cookies look so soft inside (something that I like from cookies, don't really like crunchy ones).
ReplyDeleteAngie, these are golden globes of temptation! Oh my, these are lovely, and I am sure, equally as delicious. Well done!!
ReplyDeleteHow can I resist the flavour of coconut! Those tiny little things just look so tempting. Can almost smell it over here. yummmm....
ReplyDeleteI can smell the aroma of coconut from here in Singapore...... happy and healthy 2010 Angie !
ReplyDeletewow, i love that. Happy 2010!
ReplyDeleteOh My...what a beauty they are!!!!Terrific and yummy
ReplyDeleteMy, my, those cookies sure look lovely, can make do with some for CNY
ReplyDeleteI can imagine tasting these right now...coconut is one of my favorite flavors. Yum.
ReplyDeleteAngie, the cookies look very decadent! Thanks for sharing! I hope I can find sometime to try them later on ... Too bad, no one here appreciates chewy, soft cookies except me ...
ReplyDeleteHAPPY NEW YEAR to you!
Pei-Lin
Wish you all a prosperous and successful 2010!
ReplyDelete@Chris: yes, I used the dried one to make these cookies.
Angie, I missed reading your blog! What golden and delicious looking cookies! Wishing you and your family a wonderful, happy and healthy 2010!
ReplyDeleteyumm that looks lovely, can i use fresh coconut instead of dried? Happy new year , hope you have a lovely year ahead
ReplyDeleteThey are such cute looking nibbles! Happy 2010! :)
ReplyDeleteSo 'cheerful' are these cookies. Angie, Happy and healthy year 2010 to you too.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite one,looks fantastic.Wishing you and your family a very happy and prosperous New Year dear:)
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look so good and I love coconut. Where do you get potato starch from? Mest best wishes to you and your family for the New Year.
ReplyDeleteHello Angie,
ReplyDeleteHappy New year and wishing you & your family all the best for the coming year.
I love everything with coconut. These biscuits looks gorgeous and delicious....mmmm. Happy New Year, Angie!
ReplyDeletewish u & ur family a happy & prosperous New Year!!
ReplyDeleteoh my...love the texture! happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteoh!! love your coconut cookies!! Happy New Year to you and family:-)......
ReplyDeleteLovely cookies! Wishing you a very happy new year :)
ReplyDeleteThe cookies pic looks so good!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year 2010 :)
These cookies look yummy! They're very similar to American macaroons.
ReplyDeleteThose looks super super super amazing! So adorable, too!
ReplyDeleteHappy, happy, muy happy New Year!
Happy New Year and best wishes to you , Angie!
ReplyDeleteThe photos do them justice. They look so yummy, I just happen to have some leftover coconut in the pantry, I might just make them!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute, and I bet they disappear fast!
ReplyDeleteHi Angie,
ReplyDeleteHappy new year to you!
Your coconut butter cookies looks like one I will like. Since I've started baking, I've come to like anything coconut. I'll try out this recipe. Thanks for sharing. I love all your posts. Thanks!
Love the look of these. They seem all crispy until you get to the middle. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteAngie darling I just ate and now I am hungry again. I love coconut and these look heavenly scrumptious. I should try them, I know I will make a mess of them, at least it is worth the try...will let you know if I do. Darling, did you enjoy yourself during this hectic holiday season? Was Father Christmas nice to you? I wish you a healthy, happy and successful 2010.
ReplyDeleteLove & Hugs
Duchess
I've completely been on a coconut kick lately, pineapple coconut curry, macaroons, you name it. Excited for this recipe, and keep it up at Foodista! (I'm one of their trusty interns.)
ReplyDeleteI've turned into such a coconut fan so these coconut butter cookies are just perfect!
ReplyDeleteWow... so golden and pretty, and I can feel myself biting them off the screen
ReplyDeleteYum Yum.
Ooh, those are my favorites!!! Yummmm...!!!
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