These crispy buttery oatmeal cookies are so delicious and dangerously addictive. Enjoy them with some green tea or serve with ice cream!
- 100 g Rolled oats©angiesrecipes
- 75 g Dried flaked coconut
- 120 g All-purpose flour
- 100 g Caster sugar (more if you have a sweet tooth)
- 1/3 tsp Salt
- 100 g Butter
- 25 g Inverted sugar syrup (or corn syrup)
- 1 tsp Baking soda
- 2 tbsp Boiling water
- Heat the oven to 150C/300F and prepare two baking trays covered with parchment. In a large bowl, stir together the oats, coconut, flour, sugar and salt. Meanwhile melt the butter and syrup together in a small pot over low heat.
- Stir the baking soda into the boiling water, then stir this into the butter and syrup mixture. And pour all of it over the flour mixture. Mix well, then shape the mixture into 32 balls and place onto the prepared baking sheets. Press down to flatten the cookie balls with your palm.
- Bake for 12-15 minutes, switching the pan around if you need to for even baking, until the cookies are golden brown. Leave them on the baking trays for 5 minutes before removing them with a spatula to cool on a rack.
wow,perfect for my breakfast!
ReplyDeletethey look so cute, love the use of oats!
ReplyDeleteLove oats and coconuts... :) the golden crisp... looks enticing
ReplyDeleteCrispy, buttery and lotsa oats! Bookmarked it. Thanks for sharing Angie. My children will love this kinda cookies. With the oats, it must be very fragrance too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful combination of flavors! I will have to make these for my children soon!
ReplyDeletehealthy cookies looks yumm..
ReplyDeleteThese look scrumptious, chock full of goodies. Please look away while I steal a couple.
ReplyDelete*kisses* HH
this cookie sound flavourful with oats and coconut, well done!
ReplyDeleteThese would be great for my tea break. I love the oat and coconut combination. It gives lovely texture and flavour.
ReplyDeleteThey look delicous and healthy.
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are tempting!
ReplyDeleteThis cookies thin and crisp! I think it must be very flavorful with the coconut and oatmeal. Nice one!
ReplyDeleteAngie...I'm all over these treats...especially since you add the coconut in the recipe. Now, the corn syrup is a concern...I'll have to adjust that part for me personally.
ReplyDeleteLove the capture of a great cookie moment ;o)
Ciao for now,
Claudia
I will make them for my kids......yummmy
ReplyDeletevery very good use use of oats .... i am sure i will be making them soon.
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look so tempting!
ReplyDeleteThe cookies certainly look addictive! Can I sub the inverted sugar with honey? Will it affect the taste and texture?
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! Thank you for reminding me how wonderful oatmeal cookies are!
ReplyDeleteThe LOOK addictive. I would so eat a billion.
ReplyDeleteI've been loving coconutty baked goods lately! These look perfect!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect colour ... I'd love one now:-}
ReplyDeleteLove to take a bite of them...looks super delicious Angie..
ReplyDeleteawesome clicks as always :)
angiee!! m loving these delicious looking healthy oatmeal cookies.. drooling!! liking the addition of coconut :) nice combo...
ReplyDeleteFirst time here...nice collection of recipes and beautiful clicks
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love oatmeal cookies. And that oatmeal taste always gives the satisfaction I need. Have not used corn syrup in cookies before so will just give yours a try the next time I crave for oatmeal cookies. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely addictive looking! It would be great to munch this at the movies instead of boring popcorn for a change! Extra-large bag, please!
ReplyDeleteI can tell how crispy and good they are just from the photo... YUM!!!
ReplyDeleteYummy cookies,liked the addition of coconuts...
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are very pretty
ReplyDeleteThese look fantastic! The pictures are so good, they make it seem like you can reach out and grab those cookies!
ReplyDeleteThis is a cookie combination made just for me. I adore oatmeal cookies and coconut. Yum!
ReplyDeleteYour oatmeal cookies looks so crispy and yummy! Mind sending me a dozen? yummm.... Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteCheers, kristy
These DO look addicting! I know I'd have a problem with them just jumping into my mouth ;) love the coconut & oat combination, YUM!
ReplyDeletethats a very delicious and crispy cookies best combo coconut and oat...
ReplyDeleteOh, what crispy little beauties! I'm sure I could only eat a dozen or two in one sitting!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo. Love the oats.
ReplyDeleteI do believe that these are very addictive.
ReplyDeleteThe chewiness of the coconut and oats.. gosh, perfect!!
These cookies look great. I will totally make them... esp since my husband doesn't really like coconut or oatmeal, I don't have to share!
ReplyDeleteWow, they look so crunchy, feel like pinching some off the screen!
ReplyDeletedelicious cookie lovely addition of coconut
ReplyDeletewow!!looks delicious n crunchy!!
ReplyDeleteOatmeal and Coconut.... I love you.
ReplyDeleteP.S. - I totally think you should walk to the beach and learn how to swim. Or at least doggy paddle. :)
Angie - you know the magic words "crispy, buttery, oatmeal, cookies,green tea!" Seriously, oatmeal cookies with coconut - sounds wonderful for anytime of day - especially with green tea! Wonder what the boiling water does to the chemistry of the ingredients?
ReplyDelete(BTW - Amazing DOF on that first image!)
Cristina: Thank you! I really like the first picture too.
ReplyDeleteThe boiling water is used to melt the baking soda, so that the mixture will distribute evenly in the dough.
Thank you, my friends, for the kind and encouraging reviews.
Angie
perfectly baked cookie..Very tempting and kid-pleasing looks so delectable.
ReplyDeletelooks so good, my fav combo
ReplyDeleteOatmeal cookies are one of my favorite kinds! I love how deliciously crispy these pretty cookies are!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a MUST TRY recipe.. :)
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing like a fresh baked oatmeal cookie! The addition of coconut is amazing. Very very nice. Love the pics! :)
ReplyDeleteAngie, these looks seriously good to me...love the photos to bits! Have to make these soon. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love oat and coconut, these are sure addictive for me. ;p
ReplyDeleteThese are a splendid treat, love thin crisp cookies...The photos are phenomenal :)
ReplyDeleteAngie...I love oatmeal cookies...it can be addictive and looking at your well baked ones , so crispy and crunchy, I can wallop a dozen at a go and have a cup of hot apple tea after that...mmmmm that is what I call " a good tea " Thanks for sharing the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteAngie they look soo good n bet taste even better.
ReplyDeleteCoconut is the perfect addition to oatmeal cookies! Yours look so, so good. I like your suggestion to have them with a cup of green tea...what a perfect afternoon snack :)
ReplyDeletePerfect with ice cream! They look amazing! Love the crispy ones!
ReplyDeleteYes, I do think these would taste wonderful crumbled over vanilla ice cream but I would definitely want coffee with these ;) Just look at that amazing texture!!
ReplyDeleteAngie, I love coconut cookies, I am going to bake this! thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI know it is always nice to share good foods with others. For these, I have an excuse to keep them for myself and have the container labeled as 'dangerous & additive'.
ReplyDeleteYummy...!! Your cookies look great. I am drooling and want to get a bite on one of your cookies (or even more ;)).
ReplyDeleteLove oatmeal cookies... I Should try adding coconut next time :-)
ReplyDeleteOatmeal coconut cookies looks so good. Nice clicks.
ReplyDeleteThey look so perfect and crispy. I can imagine how good the coconut is with the oats.
ReplyDeleteSo yummy with coconut! Excellent cookies!
ReplyDeleteHey Angie, these sound so good! I really like the idea of coconut and oatmeal together. That sounds so hearty. I might see if I can modify your recipe to my new diet (er, lifestyle, I mean-smile)!
ReplyDeleteOH, u're the very talented Angie in Germany!! Didn't realize u were that Angie :P
ReplyDeleteps : i still love your hokkaido milk loaf! BEST! :)
Oh, Angie ... the cookies do look crisp! I like the idea of pairing up coconut with oatmeal.
ReplyDeletej'aime bien la noix de coco donc tes cookies doivent être excellents
ReplyDeletej'en croquerai volontiers quelques uns
bonne journée
Those are great cookies!!! I wish I had a platefull now! Congrats on the top 9!!
ReplyDeleteAngie congrats on top 9, your cookies look stunning, so crispy and I love the coconut in it.
ReplyDeleteWe are headed out of town in a couple of days with a few other families, these will be a perfect treat by the pool!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure why I never thought of oatmeal and coconut cookies, but they sound perfect. Must make them soon to pass out.
ReplyDeleteThese look outrageous. Must make a big batch and send some over to my dad. He loves anything with coconut. Beautiful cookies.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Oh wow, oatmeal coconut cookies! Mmmmm! I just want to grab one from my screen! :)
ReplyDeleteCheers Angie!
I can lovingly gaze on these all days. One of the best cookies ever and yours is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThese look perfect! Unlike most of my family... I love coconut. And I love oatmeal. So I have no doubt that these cookies would be right up my alley.
ReplyDeleteOatmeal and coconut are two of my favorite things! These are lovely treats to dunk in my tea!
ReplyDeleteI love coconut but am the only one in my family who enjoys it. I'm always looking for recipes I can make and freeze so I can get my coconut fix. Thanks.
ReplyDeletePlan B
many times, oatmeal cookies are fat and full of raisins. if i had my druthers, they'd always be thin and full of coconut. :)
ReplyDeleteI like my Oatmeal cookies crispy and love the flavor of coconut in it.
ReplyDeleteThis looks great, Angie! I loves me some oatmeal cookies.
ReplyDeleteOatmeal + Coconut, how intriguing! These sound fantastic. =)
ReplyDeleteThis is calling my name! Looks yummy and soo good ..better than store bought cookies for sure!
ReplyDeleteYes Angie - these do look very addictive! They remind me of a cookie I used to eat as a kid - in the Philippines, during the summer holidays - I would always look forward to them. Now I can enjoy them anytime.
ReplyDeleteFirst time to this lovely space. great recipes. Like the crunchy and crispy feel of the cookies. Must come for more for sure. Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteI loooooove oatmeal and coconut together in a cookie. These look so good!
ReplyDeleteI just love to eat cookies very much as it is my favorite in snacks.Oatmeal coconut cookie is a new flavor for me and now I want to try for it.It seems yummy.
ReplyDeleteI was searching for this recipe for such a long time! Thanks !
ReplyDeleteBoth me & my husband just love coconut in cookies.
Gorgeous pics & love love the golden brown color of cookies :)
Hi Angie,
ReplyDeleteThanx for visiting me..do join as well..iam so happy to be following you...joined just now...looking forward to seeing your recipe on food buzz top 9 soon!!!Good luck!!Do support me as well...byee dear!!!
Sameena@http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
i just loved u r blog....and these oatmeal cookies so healthy...great job!
ReplyDeletehi Angie,
ReplyDeletei baked this cookies today. trouble is the stated ingredients wouldn't bind together as i got a very loose batter. i tried to add extra 2 tbsp butter and milk but still didn't work.
i don't have corn syrup so i substitute with honey.
anyway i still baked as it is and use a tbsp to shape it up. taste good but this resulted in chewy inside and crispy outside.
did i do anything wrong here?! pls help
thx
@Lisa
ReplyDeleteLisa, the oats and coconut you used might be different from mine, namely, they absorb more or less liquid...so you might consider adjusting the quantity of coconut and rolled oats or add slightly more honey and sugar to the mixture until you can gather all the ingredients. Leave the cookies in the oven for 10 more minutes after turn off the oven, the cookies will be crispier. And replace the honey with sugar, as honey tends to make baked goods moister.
Angie
awesome blog, do you have twitter or facebook? i will bookmark this page thanks. lina holzbauer
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ReplyDeleteMade these today -absolutely delicious! Used honey instead of sugar syrup and it worked well. The centre was slightly chewy but this was fine for me.
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