Last week I was browsing through Table for 2...or more when I saw this recipe of Chinese New Year's peanut cookies. I decided to make them because the recipe uses vegetable oil (I used olive oil, not corn oil) instead of lard and I had some peanuts (and I love them ^^). Also, we don't celebrate here the Chinese New Year, so I didn't feel like out-of-season while making (and eating) them.
The original recipe yields too much cookies for us, so I made 1/10 of it, which yielded 35 marble ball-sized cookies:
The original recipe yields too much cookies for us, so I made 1/10 of it, which yielded 35 marble ball-sized cookies:
Ingredients:
100g flour
100g roasted peanuts (deskinned and ground)
100g fine sugar
40ml olive oil
1 egg (beaten)
Peanut halves for decoration
Method:
- Mix flour, sugar and peanuts until well blended together.
- Pour in the oil and knead until the oil is well incorporated.
- Take a small amount of peanut dough onto your palm and roll into a small ball the size of a marble.
- Place the peanut ball onto a baking tray and place a peanut half onto it. Lightly press the peanut half.
- Apply the egg wash with a small brush.
- Bake at 180ºC for 12 minutes or until the egg wash turns golden.
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