Pina Colada Spritz Cookies

"I found the basic recipe in recipegoldmine, then adapted it to make beautiful cookies for Chinese New Year. The combination of pineapple, coconut and a hint of almond is very yummy! Prep time is an estimation and cook time is 8 minutes per batch. Please note that these cookies are not very sweet, so if you have a sweet tooth, do not hesitate to use 1/2 cup of caster/brown sugar."
 
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photo by WaterMelon
photo by WaterMelon photo by WaterMelon
Ready In:
28mins
Ingredients:
10
Yields:
50-60 cookies
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 400 deg F.
  • Combine butter, caster sugar, brown sugar in a large mixer bowl.
  • Beat on medium speed until light and fluffy.
  • Add egg, mix until combined.
  • Add the lemon juice, zest, almond and coconut extract.
  • Combine well.
  • Mix salt with flour.
  • Add it to the butter mixture gradually.
  • (I use a wooden spoon) Put dough into cookie press.
  • Press cookies onto UNGREASED cookie sheet.
  • Bake for about 8 minutes.
  • NOTE: Before baking, i brush cookies with egg yolk glaze, fill the middle with some pineapple jam/filling and sprinkle with some dessicated coconut.
  • Very delicious tropical cookies that i bake for Chinese New Year.

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Reviews

  1. my first time using a press. cookies good, but i didn't get as many as receipe listed. must have made mine to big :)
     
  2. These cookies are very pretty, I used the egg yolk glaze and pineapple filling, but the cookie itself seemed to be kind of bland, next time I'll add a bit more sugar, and maybe some vanilla or more of the other extracts.
     
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