Then I realized I used coconut oil instead of coconut butter in the first batch and that is why they resembled
the Chinese almond cookies.
Unlike packaged versions, these gluten - free
Chinese almond cookies are chewy, which I prefer.
Bob's Red Mill challenged me to recreate one of my favorite childhood cookies, so I decided to make a gluten - free version of
Chinese almond cookies.
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Audrey recently posted...
Chinese Almond Cookies — Fill the Cookie Jar
Not exact matches
These melt in your mouth
almond cookies are eaten most often during
chinese new year in Singapore.
Serve with hot and sour soup,
Chinese sesame noodles, and mango pudding with
almond cookies.
Growing up, we usually had
Chinese cookies around the house —
cookies with funny names, such as «blind man
cookies» (盲公饼), walnut
cookies and
almond cookies.
Hmmm my favorite holiday
cookie would definitely be
Chinese Spice
Almond cookies.