These buttery shortbread cookies have a delicate green tea flavour and would be just wonderful for an afternoon break. Not a fan of green tea? Well, these cookies might change your mind and lighten up your day!
- 140 g All purpose flour
- 100 g Ground almond
- 15 g Matcha tea powder
- 1/2 tsp Salt
- 200 g Butter, at room temperature
- 100 g Icing sugar, sifted
- Whisk together the flour, ground almond, matcha powder and salt in a mixing bowl. Beat the butter until soften, then add in sifted icing sugar and beat until light and pale. Add in flour mixture and stir with a spatula until combined.
- Divide the dough into two portions. Place a large sheet of cling film on the work surface and place one portion of dough onto cling film. Fold the cling film so that the dough is completely covered. Lightly roll it until you get a log, about 5 cm in diameter. Wrap the other portion of dough with a cling flim too. Chill them at least 2 hours or overnight until thoroughly firm.
- Preheat the oven to 160C/320F. Line two baking trays with paper. Remove from the fridge, and slice the log into cookies, about 5 mm thick. Roll the other dough out to 5mm thickness and cut with cookie cutter. Place the cookies on the prepared trays and bake 15 minutes. Cool the cookies on wire racks.
Hi Angie,
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look awesome...i have heard of green tea ..It's good for cancer...should try it out...:)Great innovation dear...:)
Dr.Sameena@
http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
What a lovely color and awesome cookies...Looks very tempting
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look great!
ReplyDeletethey look fantastic! :D
ReplyDeleteYummy! Love green tea, but never tried with almonds. Happy Weekend Angie!
ReplyDeletelooks so good and healthy as well..
ReplyDeleteCookie and tea in one bite : )? Pairing it with almond also sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteI love love love buttery almond cookies and the green tea only makes it more awesome.
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie! I am so gonna try this out next week!
ReplyDeleteAnd they are a supr cool color, I couldnt resist
ReplyDeleteBoth my favourites in the shape of a cookie, looks lovely. Can I use normal green tea bags for this recipe ?
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty, and green is my favorite color. This is a recipe I'd definitely want to try. Beautifully done!
ReplyDelete*kisses* HH
These sound yummy...I love green tea, and I love almond cookies, so they should be fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI like green tea and cookies, these sound good to me! The almonds too. I like how vibrant they are. Gonna have to try these, x-mas is right around the corner when I turn my house into cookie central!
ReplyDelete-Gina-
Love the color and I bet they're delicious!
ReplyDeleteooo I bet those cookies are really good! I love almonds and green tea. It is only natural that I would like them together
ReplyDeleteawesome cookie to add to the list for perfect Christmas color and healthy fun!
ReplyDeleteThese are the two main ingredients, match powder and almond that I love most. There is an interesting matcha cookies in Okashi book, will definitely like to try both recipes including yours.
ReplyDeleteI love almond cookies but have never thought of mixing it with matcha powder! I bet it tastes wonderful, and the color is simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeletethis recipe sounds amaizing! i love how pretty this looks. thank you for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteInteresting recipe with Almond meal...
ReplyDeleteI had green tea ice cream once that I fell in love with, so you know I'll be giving these a try. Thanks for sending along the recipe.
ReplyDeleteOoo, matcha is one of my most favorite ingredients. I have a section dedicated to it on my blog! Thank you for this recipe, i haven't done any baking lately and have been on the look for something good to bake.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! THose matcha cookies are so gorgeous! Love the rich green of the cookies!
ReplyDeletedelicious green tea cookies!! my favorite anytime of the day!!!!
ReplyDeleteCookies with matcha powder sound very delectable, Angie...!
ReplyDeletewonderful looking cookies... love the colour..
ReplyDeletePretty Angie! I keep forgetting to get some green tea powder. Maybe these will help me to remember;)
ReplyDeletea very special and i believe very tasty cookie
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought "funny looking" with a giggle then my grown up brain kicked in and realized what a refreshing looking tea time cookie. That recipe looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love trying different desserts, and I can confidently say that I've never eaten a green cookie before, but I'd LOVE to try one! These look delicious. Thanks for sharing, Angie.
ReplyDeleteOH I am a big fan of green tea ...love those cute start shaped cookies :)
ReplyDeletefirst time here and i must say i simple love your space, the recipes...all of it!
ReplyDeletethose cookies look so delicious. I just saved the recipe and will give this a try soon :) Thank you for the nice comment on Chef Dennis' and my blog. I look forward to reading more of your delicious posts. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteMichael
Gosh these sound and look great! I have to try this. I made fermented plum cookies once with rice pudding, I bet these would work too, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love the green color in these cookies.. I bet they taste great too :)
ReplyDeleteNot only good cookies, but healthy too...no cholesterol, since no eggs are added. I will have to get the green tea powder in our local Asian market, since they don't sell this in our local supermarket.
ReplyDeleteUnusual and yummy cookies...beautil green color!
that looks so great..
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look so gorgeous. Love the green colour :-)
ReplyDeleteI love green tea!! I was talking to my friend who likes green tea same as me that we should try to bake something with green tea together soon. This is perfect! I like that you tie them together with the rope. Make them even more prettier.
ReplyDeleteWoww wat a catchy cookies...beautiful colour..
ReplyDeleteSome of my family members like green tea..they would be pleasantly surprised with these cookies! :)
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous are these biscuits. Definitely somethign to cheer you up with a lovely cup of tea! Beautiful and i love the colour!
ReplyDeleteJust the other day, I was thinking of making green tea cookies. These sound great with the almonds and perfect with a cup of tea!
ReplyDeleteJust the other day, I was thinking of making green tea cookies. These sound great with the almonds and perfect with a cup of tea!
ReplyDeleteI love matcha green tea, so there is no question I would adore these sweet treats - dunked in a cup of green tea of course!
ReplyDeletewow these look amazing fun color, thanks for always being a great support in the food blogging world Rebecca
ReplyDeleteLovely color, great combo and looks yum..
ReplyDeleteI love matcha :) these are great cookies...green tea and almond goes well. I know I would love it :)
ReplyDeleteThese sound wonderful! Green tea and almond, what a heavenly combination!
ReplyDeleteyum! beautiful color!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! You should totally submit this to dishfolio.com!
ReplyDeleteNice cookies... trying to imagine the taste... yum yum
ReplyDeleteI just love anything green. My next cookies will have to be green. I have bought green tea powder to make them ! :)
ReplyDeleteI love almond cookies. Yours look really pretty and delicious with the matcha powder added. I must try one day. This would be good to serve during Chinese New Year....coming soon :D Thanks very much for dropping by while I was away. Hope you have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDelete@Umm Mymoonah
ReplyDeleteYes, but the colour and taste would be different.
I saw these on either tastespotting or foodgawker the other day and not knowing whose recipe they were, made a mental note to check out the post. And now here they are! These sound absolutely delicious! I have some green tea that I need to use up and infusing it into cookies sounds like a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI adore the color on these cookies. And green tea.. so healthy .. we can eat unlimited amounts, no?
ReplyDeleteI am definitely going to make these! Love the flavors of green tea and almonds in them!
ReplyDeletebeautiful delicious cookies
ReplyDeleteWow Angie! These look adorable (I love the stars) and I'm sure they taste even better! I've been wanting to get my hands on some green tea powder. This recipe is great motivation. Thank you for sharing with me!
ReplyDeleteI have to disagree with most of the readers. I think these look disgusting! However, I'm sure they taste wonderful! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove love green tea!
ReplyDeleteIf you could see me now Angie you would see my mouth open in disbelief at Debbi's comment! That is an awful thing to say! I don't see anything bad over the way they look. I think they are delicious looking given my love of green tea!
ReplyDeleteLove the color! I bet these would be great with a cup of tea!
ReplyDeleteI love green tea, your cookies looks really good. Would love to have some of this for tea!
ReplyDeleteNot a fan of tea, but I love cookies, so I would never turn these down, they look delicious!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful idea!!.....and great flavour too!!....Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDelete@Reeni
ReplyDeleteReeni, thanks. I know there are people just dislike GREEN or green in the sweets. That's okay.
But I am really glad to know that we have one more thing in common: we adore green tea.
Angie
i love matcha! and anything matcha-flavoured is totally delicious!
ReplyDeletethey look totally delicious. I really wish I had some matcha tea now.
ReplyDeleteI love green tea and how you've used it in these cute cookies.
ReplyDeleteI’d love for you to submit one of your beautiful photos, and a link to your post, to my new vegetarian photo gallery showcasing the best vegetarian dishes and recipes on the web.
hi angie, your green tea cookies look very pretty. i hv alot green tea powder at home. should give a try when hv time. regards from me n baby marc
ReplyDeleteWow, the colour is gorgeous! I bet they are so delicious! Hope you're having a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteKristy
Buttery + green tea flavor ,u totallu had me with these babies !!
ReplyDeleteLook so pretty too!
about red-purple pasta ,we have green cookies,oh ,angie,you have only brilliand ideas!
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look so sumptuous. Good idea to make these for X'mas and CNY! So kind of you to share, Angie!
ReplyDeleteils sont beaux et surement délicieux
ReplyDeletebonne journée
Oh my goodness Angie what a lovely idea! These cookies look and sound wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to bookmark this and try it soon!
Hugs & Blessings~
Wow, these cookies are lovely! I love the flavor of green tea, I am sure these taste wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGreen tea and almond are such a wonderful combination. Timely post for holiday baking!
ReplyDeleteThat's a cool combo..Love green tea ,but never had it like this :-)
ReplyDeleteFunny that you made it a point to mention that maybe someone would not be a fan of green tea...I actually force myself to drink it for my health. Now, those cookies...they would probably go a long way to make me even heathier?!?
ReplyDeleteCiao for now,
Claudia
I don't need convincing that this is a mouthwatering combination - I love almonds and matcha together and bake such cookies frequently. Lovely photos!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic color! Your pictures due these cookie justice!
ReplyDeleteOMG! send me 2 dozens please!
ReplyDeleteA few times I have been presented with Green Tea flavoured foods and every time I turn my nose up at it - Until i taste it. Green tea never seems to let me down. I love the photos and your presentation is great.
ReplyDeleteThe colours of the cookies look great and I am sure they are delicious too. Great pairing using matcha and almond.
ReplyDeleteLovely cookies..Great color!
ReplyDeleteThe color of cookies look nice!
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look gorgeous. I love green tea. Thank you for sharing the recipe:)
ReplyDeleteI love the color of these cookies! I really need to buy some matcha powder.. I say that every time I see one of these recipes!
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this one? These cookies sound absolutely fabulous! I love matcha cookies. Wish I could have one now.
ReplyDeleteWow! I love matcha green tea and I'm pretty sure I'd love these cookies just the same. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI've been searching for a green tea cookie recipe and now, thanks to you, I've found it! Love the groovy green colour!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, these look simply spectacular - you've done it again!
ReplyDeleteThese are so creative. I am definitely a fan of green tea and adore cookies like this. Thanks for sharing, I would love to try these.
ReplyDeleteI'm totally loving this recipe.
ReplyDeleteMatcha and almond -- what a great combination of flavors. Since I just made several cookie crumb crusts, I'm thinking these would make an interesting cheesecake crumb crust, too. And of course they'd be delicious for snacking on plain.
ReplyDeleteI've also heard that green tea is good for cancer--I should make some for one of my family members who just had a bout with breast cancer.
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look funky, but great!
Those must be very addictive!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
These look wonderful. A very unique and delicious looking cookie. I wish I had one right now:)
ReplyDeleteI drink a big pot of green tea every morning and these gorgeous cookies would go perfectly with it. Yum!
ReplyDeleteI love green tea ice cream, so I'm thinking matcha must mean great cookies too! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow green tea flavor is my fav and sure will try it out and i cannot say how cute and beautiful it looks.
ReplyDeleteThese look very good. Will try them, indeed. :)
ReplyDeleteThak you,
Carla Matador
Detox Diet
These look divine. Tea in cookies is a brilliant idea!
ReplyDeleteExquisitas galletas muy originales ,tengo un té en mi jardín,es muy aromático quiero prepararlas,cada día me maravillo mucho más con tus recetas bien elaboradas,tengo que estar aquí,cariños y abrazos,buen fin de semana junto a tu familia.
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ReplyDeleteI made these, but they pancaked out into wafer like things rather than staying plump like cookies! Does anyone have any ideas on why that might be??
ReplyDelete@Dara Lee
ReplyDeleteIf it spreads too much, the dough may be too soft. Well chill them before cutting.
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