Ingredients:
130 gm. deep-fried green peas (availabe in bakery marts)
130 gm. icing sugar
1/4 tsp. salt
150 gm. plain flour
100 gm. groundnut oil
1 egg yolk for glazing
Method:
(1) Place all the ingredients into a mixing bowl and mix till a dough is formed.
(2) Roll down between 2 sheets of plastic and roll out. Use a plain round cookie cutter to cut the cookies and place onto baking tray.
(3) Brush with egg glaze.
(4) Bake at 170C for about 15 - 20 mins or till cooked.
(5) Cool completely before storing into cookie containers.
**recipe adapted from the book "new year Cookies" by Alan Ooi.
27 comments:
Hi Lucy, can share this "Green Peas Cookies" recipe? Also, sooner or later Pineapple tarts... kekeke
regards,
Eileen
Eileen,
Sure...will share.
rgds
Hi Lucy, all your bakes look fantastic as usual!
Just wondering... between the green pea cookie recipe you already posted and this one (from Y3K is it?), which one did you prefer? What is the difference in texture between the 2?
Thank you!
alyssa,
both are equally good. I can't tell which is better unless both cookies are in front of me and I taste both at the same time.
Nevertheless, this green peas cookies which I made today is nice too...can use lah...
rgds
Thanks Lucy for sharing this recipe, I am sure gonna try this. Lucy, do you know if Phoon Huat sells the green peas? Are they already grounded?
Diana
Diana,
I bought the green peas flour from Ng Ming Huat, J.B.
You can buy the green pea snacks that we eat. Just blend it fine and it's the same as those in Ming Huat.
rgds
Hi Lucy,
I baked some last week. I bought the Camel brand of green peas and pounded it fine. The taste is great but I found the cookie a little hard not melting.
Diana
Hi Diana,
I think you did not pound your green peas fine enough. This cookie is not hard...
You can also buy the ready blended green pea flour from Ng Ming Huat (JB). It's very fine..
rgds
Thanks Lucy for your advice.
Diana
where can i find groundnut oil? can i substitute it with something else like corn oil? will it affect the taste? pls advise..
Hi,
Groundnut oil - Knife brand or Cock's brand. You can use cornoil if you want to, it works as well.
rgds
Hi Lucy - I've asked my friend to buy for me the green pea flour from Ng Ming Huat (NMH) last weekend but she came back with green bean flour. I don't think it is the right flour but she told me the sales assistants in NMH insisted that that's the only type of green pea (bean) flour they have in their store :( Any suggestion what can I do with the green bean flour?
Hi cherrinotes,
Green pea flour is green in colour and green bean flour is more brownish in colour.
You can buy the green peas snacks that we normally buy from supermarkets. Blend it in a food processor. I prefer to do this way because it's more fragant, fresh and delicious.
rgds
Thanks a great deal, Lucy. This recipe is good. My husband & toddler finished the entire jar within 3 days. For a melt-in-the-mouth texture, I chopped up the peas using my machine for abt 5 mins. For me, I like the cookies but find them a little on the sweet side. Do you think I could simply reduce the sugar or should I reduce the sugar and at the same time add some cornstarch in its place? Thanks :)
Hi anonymous,
no need to add in extra constarch. Just cut down the sugar to your taste will do.
rgds
Hi yochana,
the cookies sure look good. If I blend the snack green peas, would it be oily? and do i need to remove the skin first?thanks
Hi anonymous,
don't worry...it won't be so oily.
rgds
Thank you for sharing! Hope this recipe helps my mum :)
Cheers,
CapTain
hi aunty,
can i ask u a ques? can i use canola or sunflower oil instead? will it work?
thanks
Hi anonymous,
yes you can sub with canola or sunflower oil.
rgds
hi auntie. can i ask u somethin?
i tried baking this cookie,using my new oven. but my cookie turned out to be overcooked (blacked) at e bottom. while baking , muz i put a layer of baking paper or alumunium? and tt the mixture dough is abit loose.. so i put in e fridge to let it become harden, wat could haf gone wrong? sorrie to trouble u
hi anonymous
buy the green peas for snacks type from NTUC and blend.
If you find the mixtur too crumbly, add in extra oil.
Your oven's bottom heat is too hot, move the tray 1 shelf higher.
rgds
Hi Aunty Yochana
This is my first time making cookies and your recipie help and it turned out perfect, accept that I find it a bit sweet. Will cut down on the sugar the next time. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Lucy..
can u pls give me the address of Ng Ming Huat (JB)and telephone nos.
d u hv any green peas cookies using butter instead than groundnut oil??
thanks & regards
Anna
Hey Lucy..
can u pls give me the address of Ng Ming Huat (JB)and telephone nos.
d u hv any green peas cookies using butter instead than groundnut oil??
thanks & regards
Anna
Hi Yochana,
Just tried this recipe and it's AWESOME! Really soft, crumbly and melts in the mouth, will make more to giveaway :)
Thanks again, Gong Xi Fa Cai to u and ur family!
Hi Auntie,
Is the mixture suppose to be crumbly or in a dough? I have the baked it just now with crumbly texture and it turn out ok but I was wondering whether the after bake texture will be different if I add in more oil?
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