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7 March 2011

Eggless Almond Cardamom Cookies Recipe

Here's a riddle: I am sleepy but can't sleep. Once I manage to sleep, I can't bring myself to get up. What is happening to you if this is how you feel?

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While you think about that, here's a super delicious, ridiculously simple and eggless cookie recipe. The cardamom lends an amazing flavour and the family I baked this for loved it! Might good choice by the Sweet Punch team this month I should say.

Eggless Almond Cardamom Cookies Recipe
Makes 30 medium-sized cookies
Adapted from: Manjula's Kitchen

Ingredients:
1.5 cups whole wheat flour / atta
3/4 cup sugar (powder coarsely if using regular white sugar)
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup sliced almonds
3/4 tsp green cardamom seed coarsely powdered
3/4 cup unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
About 2-3 tablespoons of milk (only if you need it)

How I Made It:

1. Pre-heat oven to 360F / 180C

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2. In a bowl, mix the flour, sugar, salt, sliced almonds and cardamom powder well.


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3. Next add soft butter (and milk if needed) to the flour mixture to make dough. Dough should be very soft.

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4. Divide the dough into about 32 equal parts and make them into balls. Press each ball between your palms lightly; every piece should be about 1/2” in thickness. Place the dough balls on an ungreased cookie sheet or parchment paper about an inch apart.

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5. Bake the cookies for about 18 minutes or until cookies are lightly gold brown. After they become lightly golden brown remove the cookie sheet from the oven. Let the cookies cool down for two to three minutes before taking them off the cookie sheet.

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Notes:

- make sure that the butter is completely soft and at room temperature, otherwise you will get crumbly dough when you mix and end up adding more milk than necessary, which will make the baked cookies more crackly and hard.

- I made 1.5 times the original recipe and got only 30 medium-sized cookies, as opposed to 36 - the number mentioned in Manjula's post.

- You can lessen the amount of sugar a bit if you'd like, they will still turn out sweet enough I feel. That will make them perfect with coffee/tea.

The flavour of the cardamom is amazing so don't hold back on them

These are absolutely delicious and the flavour of cardamom makes it extra special. Do yourself a favour and bake thee asap!


31 Comments:

  1. You should have made a lot of these and packed em up for your flight! These taste so much better than any meal on the flights! looks perfectly butterliciousy soft!I know its not a word. But that's how great they look!

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  2. Hmm so you are jetlagged :) Loved making these cookies too!

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  3. Nags,e-mail me your no. :) We can talk :)

    Btw, your cookies and mine looks like 'oramma petta pole' ;) Thanks for baking with us!

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  4. Oh and the answer to your riddle is that 'you are probably Jetlagged' :D

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  5. Your cookies look so cute and scrumptious.

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  6. Cookies look devine and so tempting.

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  7. Lovely & delicious cookies ...

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  8. Delicious and perfect favorable cookies...Wheat flour cookies,healthy too.

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  9. So you are jetlagged,as every one else seems to have guessed.Lovely cookies,one with the crushed cardamom peeking through:)).Thanks for baking with us!!

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  10. you need a spa massage .. or an evening of lots of wine and lots of gossip / going around and seeing places to get you tired .. or lots of shopping and some awsm dinner to make you enough tired to get back in track ! That's what i did when I had jetlag :) These cookies looks very very tasty!

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  11. They came out awesome..looks yumm

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  12. Looks delicious n yum...nice pics ..hope you are enjoying ur trip

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  13. deicious cookies with nice and bright click.Wish i could taste one.

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  14. wow...scrumptious cookies...yumm yumm...:)Lovely clicks too...:)

    Dr.Sameena@

    http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com/

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  15. Thanks for this great recipe on Eggless Almond Cardomom Cookies! Check out RecipeLion for five recipes for eggless chocolate chip cookies:

    http://www.recipelion.com/Cookies/5-Easy-Eggless-Chocolate-Chip-Cookie-Recipes-and-Cooking-Tips#

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  16. That looks simple, lovely and crunchy

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  17. ur cookies look awesome.. tell me what kind of whole wheat flour did u use?

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  18. I don't remember the brand name now (will email you as soon as I am back home, currently traveling on work!) but it was ridiculously expensive and made in France :D Its tough to get whole wheat flour for baking in Singapore but I managed to find it in a specialty store. Some others who baked with me in the Sweet Punch group used chapati atta and their cookies turned out good too.

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  19. ohh... both sisters are cooking the same even they are across the miles.. :) looks really crisp

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  20. Wah...cookies with cardamom, whole wheat....yum....they look crunchy and love that color...

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  21. Tres Excellente! Love the addition of cardamom in them - That's my "homeland" spice and I use it for many of my fusion recipes :)

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  22. And to try and answer your riddle, you and I are kindred souls in that respect :)

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  23. hey nags,

    before i read any comments i thot u were er....ahem...preggy!!!! and then i realised you are travelling!!! Lovey cookies and i love the macro shot with the cookies on the lovely parchment paper! Have a great time with Anu at LA...you guys would be a riot with each other!!!

    Shobha

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  24. Nags, they have come out so well dear, golden rich in color. I am looking forward to meeting you :)

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  25. Hey Nags, There is an award for u in my blog come and grab it.

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  26. hi,

    do let me know how to make cake using cooker since i dont have a convection microwave oven.My microwave make is IFB 17PM MEC.

    thanks in advance :)

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  28. Hi Nags
    Tried this, and they came out really well..My 2-year old kid also enjoyed them a lot :-)

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  29. so glad you liked it!! these eggless cookies ARE delicious, i have made multiple batches after this first time :)

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