There are many manufacturers and versions of mentioned biscuits delight but one is true and original, so if you have already heard about ''glucose biscuit'' you may immediately hear – Parle G. Want to snack on something simple, not too sweet, and yet enough to satisfy your sweet tooth? The biscuit type that has long been rooted in tradition and is found in almost every household in India is precisely the glucose biscuit.Ī glucose biscuit is usually a small, rectangular flat-baked sweet biscuit usually eaten in combination with your favorite warm drink such as coffee, classic tea, or chai tea. Once the cookies are frozen, transfer to a freezer bag or container and bake as needed.Imagine this: It's Sunday afternoon. Instead of baking, pop the baking sheets in the freezer. Make the dough, drop the raw cookies out on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. And, of course, there is always the bulk section. Bob’s Red Mill has great unsweetened, flaked coconut.If you can’t find an organic and natural coconut extract, just omit it. There are other good organic ones out there too so keep your eye out in the natural section. As for coconut extract, I currently have Flavorganics and like it.I really like King Arthur Flour and use it pretty much exclusively.
It will most likely be a bit quiet around here for the next two weeks as I take as much time as possible to enjoy my family and spend my time working on creating new holiday traditions with my son.
I didn’t realize this until I went to upload the photos much later so sorry guys!įor all of you who celebrate Christmas, I hope you have a wonderful and safe holiday filled with fun, family and of course, great food! I was baking with my toddler and things were a bit hectic to say the least and the point and shoot camera that I use for in-process photos was on the wrong setting. I have to apologize in advance for all of you who enjoy my step-by-step photos because they are not present for this recipe. They are 3 Points Plus each, which is a bit higher than I usually aim for when developing a cookie recipe, but it is the holidays and since we are all indulging just a bit, why not do it in a healthier way? These are really good and really worth making. The final product is a delicious chocolate chip cookie with a crispy edge and a chewy center that has just the right balance of added coconut without the coconut overwhelming the chocolate chip base. I decided to tackle the classic recipe that she always used and tweak it a bit to deliver a healthier version infused with coconut. Growing up, my mom always made Chocolate Chip Cookies with us, usually based on the Toll House Classic. You know, to round out your holiday baking. So, if you have room for one more holiday cookie recipe (who doesn’t?), then you must make these Triple Coconut Chocolate Chip Cookies. We decided to bake some cookies for his teacher and our parent coordinator as a little holiday gift and way to say thank you for being such great influences in our lives. He is in a cooperative pre-school (which is AMAZING!) and tomorrow is our last day of class before the 2-week holiday break. This year, my son is old enough to really get into it and it’s awesome to be a part of and see through his eyes. We are a multi-holiday household and it feels like we just wrapped up Hanukkah and boom – here is Christmas. With all that, I am having a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that Christmas is in only a couple of days.
I am going to join the #26acts movement and spread some kindness from my little neck of the woods because I don’t know what else to do and we can all use a little bit more kindness. I know there are so many wonderful people in Newtown and the surrounding areas that are banding together to help each other and while that gives me hope for us as a nation, I know that each and every one of those families is suffering. It’s like a nuclear bomb, probably worse for some families.Īs we move towards one of the biggest family holidays of the year in our country, I can’t help but think about these families and how impacted they must be with grief and shock. Just another day, everyone going about their business. I think in some ways, I still feel a bit of shock that something so horrific, so senseless and so utterly callous could have happened last week. Have you heard about this amazing movement? I feel so many intense feelings about what happened in Newtown, CT and just can’t seem to articulate them yet in a way that makes sense.
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