Coconut Biscuits

Name: Coconut Biscuits
Cuisine: British
Ingredients: 125 g unsalted butter, room temperature; 100 g caster sugar; 1 egg; 200 g plain flour (you can replace it with self rising flour); 1 TBS baking powder; Pinch salt; 80 g dessicated coconut; Flour for dusting

Mireya González @mireya_gonzalez

Bristol

I love coconut! For these biscuits, I used the same recipe of the Lime Biscuits I made recently.
Easy to make and so delicious!

Mireya González @mireya_gonzalez

Bristol

I love coconut! For these biscuits, I used the same recipe of the Lime Biscuits I made recently.
Easy to make and so delicious!

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Ingredients

125 gunsalted butter, room temperature
100 gcaster sugar
1egg
200 gplain flour (you can replace it with self rising flour)
1 TBSbaking powder
Pinchsalt
80 gdessicated coconut
Flour for dusting

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Steps

1

In a bowl, beat the butter and sugar with an electric mixer.
2

Add the egg and mix it again until the ingredients are integrated.
3

Add the flour, the baking powder, salt and the coconut. If you are using self rising flour, do not add baking powder, skip it!
4

Mix it until a ball of dough if formed.Wrap it with cling film and leave it to rest in the fridge for one hour.
5

Dust a flat surface with flour and roll the dough until it is around 5 mm thick.
6

Cut the biscuits with the help of a cutter, or if you don't have one, you can use a knife and make rectangles as well as using any shapes to cut the biscuits. Just make sure to keep the size the same so they bake evenly.
7

Place it in the oven at 180 degrees until the edges of the biscuits are golden brown. Leave it to cool and enjoy!

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Mireya González @mireya_gonzalez

on May 03, 2020 20:48

Bristol

Hi fellow cooks! I am a "sauce" (read South 😂)American girl(older girl 😁) living in Bristol since 2007.I was born in Chile but grew up in Brazil, between two cultures, two languages, two food planets.Everything happened in the kitchen - the laughs, the dances, the pasta fights, the dog's invasion after each meal, and so on.Everyone in my family cooks.Since a young age, I saw my grandparents, my parents, my sister, my brothers, aunties & uncles and everyone else around me trying to feed me, all the time! It doesn't happen anymore, I have to do it now, for myself and for my family. I feed everyone!Here you will find some of those old recipes and some new ones.Also, you will see that my cooking skills come with nice food photos too.See you in the kitchen!