Incredible oatmeal cookies with coconut, cocoa powder, lemon, and honey.

in Foodies Bee Hive3 years ago

Hello everybody! I hope that all of you are having a nice time with this week that has just begun. After finishing working today, I decided to make some snacks to accompany my tea time, and this time I checked and I realized I had all the right ingredients to make some nice cookies. I read some recipes but in the end, I made my mix with ingredients I had here, and the result was wonderful.

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These oatmeal & coconut cookies are flavored with cocoa powder, lemon peel, and honey.

First, as always, I placed all the ingredients on top of the table, to be organized and because this helps me to not forget about using any of them. I used:

A cup of instant oatmeal. You can use regular oatmeal.
½ dried grated coconut
¼ cup of unsalted butter
½ cup of honey
1 medium-size egg
A pinch of cinnamon powder
A pinch of salt
⅓ cup of cocoa powder
¾ tablespoon of dry yeast
The peel of 1 lemon, grated

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That was it, I started by mixing all the dry ingredients, including the oatmeal, coconut, cinnamon, salt, yeast, and cocoa, and then added the butter, the honey, and the egg. Last I added the lemon peel that I had previously grated, and I mixed everything until I obtained a homogeneous mix.

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I took the dough to the fridge to cool it down for something like 30 minutes, while the oven was pre-heating at 180 °C degrees.

I take a ball of dough in my fingers and move it in my hand until I obtain a ball, and then I push it into the baking tray, which I had already covered before with baking paper. I kept making one by one until I used all the dough, and then I put it in the oven to bake for 20 min. From the recipes I checked, it said you can bake them for 12 to 15 minutes, but my oven is a little bit slower, so I waited a couple of more minutes.

Then, I took them out of the oven, and all my department was smelling delicious from all of these smells of lemon, cocoa, coconut honey, it was great really. I waited for the cookies to cool down a little bit, and then I tried one and it was tasty, sweet, crunchy, all at the same time. I am glad I got to document this and write it because I would for sure come back to this recipe and make them again, and so I recommend you to try it too.

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I hope you liked the ingredients I used and can take a look at the result, and maybe comment on what you think of the recipe? what would you add or remove.

I send regards to every member of this community and all Hive and I wish you a nice rest of the week. Until next time.

César.

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Sounds delicious. I might use banana ( perhaps even instead of honey ). Perhaps the egg is not even needed if the banana is mushy enough.

You are absolutely right. My partner has made a similar recipe but using banana instead of sugar or honey and without the egg and the result is very nice as well, I like it. You should try it! Thanks for the comment, greetings!

I agree, and this recipe is really nice indeed. Thank you very much for the kind comment! Greetings.