All about Cakes & Cookies Baking
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e3nity:
Wow, your animal cookies are lovely. Really cute!Recently did this with DS. Animal Cookies..
http://postimage.org/image/22gcw8ixw/
200g plain flour
50g pure icing sugar or powdered caster sugar
125g butter, chopped and softened
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 tbsp very cold water
1. Sift together flour and sugar. Add chopped soft butter and rub in with fingers. Once the dough forms large clumps,
sprinkle cold water and vanilla over the dough and knead lightly until a soft dough forms. Do not overwork the
dough or it will be tough.
2. Let the dough rest at room temperature for about 10 mins.
3. Preheat oven to 325F.
To assemble cookies:
Fruit Loops
Mixed Rasins and Cherries
Koko Kruch cereal
Chocolate rice for the eyes
1. Pinch off about 2 teaspoonfuls of dough for each cookie. Embed 2 rasins/chopped cherries in the center of the dough.
2. Place the ball of dough on the baking tray. Use 2 Koko Kruch cereal pieces to form the ears, chocolate rice for the
eyes and a fruit loop for the nose.
3. Bake at 325F for 20 mins until the cookies are light golden brown.
You may decorate it according to your liking.
Any parents do bake with their kids? Why not share some ideas here. :lol: -
e3nity:
Ohh not u ah??? :idea: Wonder who? haha nvm.. as long as its in the right place it shld b ok.. I lke the taste with mixed fruit and the butter i use is golden bucket.. Did you manage to do the doggies nicely? i fail doing the doggies that's y DS n i ended up running our imagination wild to create other animals..
yes, my doggies were very sucessful. Very cute.
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e3nity:
We made a version of this with Milo for brown cookies and Horlicks for white cookies. My son made them for CNY this year.Recently did this with DS. Animal Cookies..
http://postimage.org/image/22gcw8ixw/
200g plain flour
50g pure icing sugar or powdered caster sugar
125g butter, chopped and softened
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 tbsp very cold water
1. Sift together flour and sugar. Add chopped soft butter and rub in with fingers. Once the dough forms large clumps,
sprinkle cold water and vanilla over the dough and knead lightly until a soft dough forms. Do not overwork the
dough or it will be tough.
2. Let the dough rest at room temperature for about 10 mins.
3. Preheat oven to 325F.
To assemble cookies:
Fruit Loops
Mixed Rasins and Cherries
Koko Kruch cereal
Chocolate rice for the eyes
1. Pinch off about 2 teaspoonfuls of dough for each cookie. Embed 2 rasins/chopped cherries in the center of the dough.
2. Place the ball of dough on the baking tray. Use 2 Koko Kruch cereal pieces to form the ears, chocolate rice for the
eyes and a fruit loop for the nose.
3. Bake at 325F for 20 mins until the cookies are light golden brown.
You may decorate it according to your liking.
Any parents do bake with their kids? Why not share some ideas here. :lol:
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ANobleNerd:
We made a version of this with Milo for brown cookies and Horlicks for white cookies. My son made them for CNY this year.

Sounds interesting too. Maybe I should try baking these cute cookie animals with my DD during the school hols. -
Yup… It’s fun and easy to make… You can improvise it by avoiding the vanilla essence it u prefer a mre buttery taste… DS is requesting for another baking session…
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e3nity:
Yup.. It's fun and easy to make.. You can improvise it by avoiding the vanilla essence it u prefer a mre buttery taste.. DS is requesting for another baking session..
oh yes, i love the buttery taste... so that means i've got to avoid putting the vanilla essence is it? thanks for telling me this.
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Happy Mama:
yup happy mum.. Enjoy baking with ya angels.. I personally like the golden bucket butter as the buttery taste is richer.. Rmb nt to pinch a big ball of dough as it will take longer time to be cooked.
oh yes, i love the buttery taste... so that means i've got to avoid putting the vanilla essence is it? thanks for telling me this.
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e3nity:
Ok thanks, e3nity
yup happy mum.. Enjoy baking with ya angels.. I personally like the golden bucket butter as the buttery taste is richer.. Rmb nt to pinch a big ball of dough as it will take longer time to be cooked.Happy Mama:
oh yes, i love the buttery taste... so that means i've got to avoid putting the vanilla essence is it? thanks for telling me this.
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e3nity:
e3nity, yr animal cookies are really cute, kids will def like to eat as they're so attractive.Recently did this with DS. Animal Cookies..
http://postimage.org/image/22gcw8ixw/
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http://happyhomebaking.blogspot.com/2007/01/horlicks-doggie-cookies.html. I simply replace equal parts of the Horlicks for Milo. When I ran out of powdered milk for the second batch, I simply replace that amount with more Milo powder.
It's so easy to do that my son took over after we measured out all the ingredients. We just weighed out 9g of cookie dough for each dog and my son had fun making funny faces on it.
We made a batch of Horlicks and a batch of Milo for the younger ones' kindergarten party, and the kids loved it!
I personally like it because both Milo and Horlicks are packed with lots of vitamins and minerals, so they are lovely snacks for the kids.
:lol:
http://postimage.org/image/8nmnjfic/
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