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BóNDAKöKUR
Bóndakökur
Here are our classic first baked christmas cookies. I put in the Icelandic name that stands for "Husbands cookies" These are cookies that I grew up with. When my mom started baking those I knew Christ..
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PrintINGREDIENTS
- 300g flour
- 200g dark brown sugar
- 200g butter /margarine
- 2 tbsp syrup (we use Lyles Golden)
- 75g coconut flakes (dried)
- 1 egg
- 1 tsp baking soda
DIRECTIONS
Mix all ingredients
Cover bowl and let stand in the fridge for a couple of hours... also fine over night.
Then put the oven on 200°C
Form equally small balls, like the size between a walnut and a hazelnut.
Put on a baking sheet.
Push a bit down with a fork.
Bake one plate by one for ca 10 to 15 min, or until they smell delicious and are golden brown.
Makes ca 4 to 5 pans.
Cool on a rack and then put in a nice christmas tin and enjoy.
RECIPE BACKSTORY
Here are our classic first baked christmas cookies. I put in the Icelandic name that stands for "Husbands cookies" These are cookies that I grew up with. When my mom started baking those I knew Christmas time was coming! We played my favourtie christmas record for the first time and I was allowed to help in the kitchen that I really loved :) And they taste so delicious with a fresh cold milk.
So here is the recipie: :)
RECIPE REVIEWS
Nov/15/2007 09:11 am andromeda
mmmm ;o) is it christmas time already? Did you just bake these? Those are cookies every man I know just love and women too ;-) knus dudda
mmmm ;o) is it christmas time already? Did you just bake these? Those are cookies every man I know just love and women too ;-) knus dudda
Nov/15/2007 06:11 pm lucashess
heat up the cocoa, cookies are on their way-thanks for this treat-they are easy and good, what a nice way to welcome father christmas. lucas hess
heat up the cocoa, cookies are on their way-thanks for this treat-they are easy and good, what a nice way to welcome father christmas. lucas hess
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