Matcha Milk Chocolate Chip Cookies

The mini matcha chocolate chips that I received as a gift was so tasty that I made it myself. I also wanted my daughter to overcome her dislike of matcha.
The deepness of color depends on the matcha, but I recommend you don't use more than 3 g. The wrapped dough from step 6 must be hardened like sticks that don't bend when stood.
The color of the dough in step 8 looks really dark, but it becomes a nice green color when baked. For 50~60 cookies/2.5 cm [1.0 in]. Recipe by ko-ko
Matcha Milk Chocolate Chip Cookies
The mini matcha chocolate chips that I received as a gift was so tasty that I made it myself. I also wanted my daughter to overcome her dislike of matcha.
The deepness of color depends on the matcha, but I recommend you don't use more than 3 g. The wrapped dough from step 6 must be hardened like sticks that don't bend when stood.
The color of the dough in step 8 looks really dark, but it becomes a nice green color when baked. For 50~60 cookies/2.5 cm [1.0 in]. Recipe by ko-ko
Steps
- 1
Combine the cake flour, matcha, and almond flour and sift.
- 2
Mix butter and granulated sugar with a hand mixer. Add a egg yolk and mix.
- 3
Add fresh cream, condensed milk, and the dry ingredients from Step 1 in order, then mix. You can substitute fresh cream for condensed milk, if you wish.
- 4
Add chocolate chips and mix. Use confectionery chocolate chips that don't melt.
- 5
Divide the dough into 4 portions and transfer onto a floured board. Shape into tubes.
- 6
Wrap tightly with plastic wrap and close one end with an elastic band. Press in from the other end to remove any gaps.
- 7
Close the other end with an elastic band and chill in the freezer to harden. I usually make it the day before, and bake the next day.
- 8
The cylinders were about 20cm in length.
- 9
Preheat the oven to 355°F/180℃. Slice the dough into about 0.5 cm. Align on a baking tray.
- 10
Sometimes the knife hits the chocolate when slicing and the cookie may fall apart. Fix the shape with hands!
- 11
Bake for about 17 minutes in the oven at 355°F/180℃, or until the bottom is browned. Remove with a spatula since it's soft.
- 12
Done.
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