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"If you love coconut macaroons, you will love this dish. This recipe is incredibly easy.This recipe yields a very moist cake that is traditional in the Jordanian/ Palestinian region.This recipe is different than the traditional harissa (also known as basbousa) which is made has semolina or cream of wheat as the main ingredient. I love coconut macaroons..."

Ingredients: corn oil, eggs, lemon juice...

"I found this recipe years ago, but don't remember where. I have made it a few times to accompany an Asian meal, and it has always been well-received. Don't let the shallots scare you off. They are quite sweet tasting when browned, like caramelized onions. Mung beans can be found in Asian markets, or Asian sections of larger supermarkets...."

Ingredients: coconut milk, eggs...

"These are a much easier form of the traditional Australian lamingtons."

Ingredients: desiccated coconut, eggs...

"From the Weekend magazine dated Dec 20-26'2002."

Ingredients: eggs, salt, sugar...

"There are a number of recipes out there for this cake but, frankly, I don't care for the pineapple-vanilla pudding frosting. Coconut is much more my style! Plus, the cake is moist enough without the pudding on top."

Ingredients: coconut flakes, eggs...

"This cake is a recipe I received from Maha Aborjay while living in Hia T'lool, Irbid Jordan. She is a fabulous cook and manager of the Home Economics teachers for Northern Jordan. She taught me alot and I will always be grateful. I hope you enjoy this cake that is so simple to make and delicious with a cup of hot tea."

Ingredients: coconut, eggs, milk...

"My grandmother makes this evey Chritmas, she just loves it. It is not your usual heavy, hard lump of cake, It is light fluffy and creamy, with a delictable filling. Times are for cake only."

Ingredients: crushed pineapple, cornstarch...