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Quick ginger bread cookies ( with no molasses)

December 20, 2012 By manjulabharathkumar@gmail.com

Ginger Cookies are so my favorite, but I haven’t given it a try. Anything, unless tried, shouldn’t be ignored is my mantra . I tried these cookies the outcome was really good and  When you bite into one you will find the texture soft and chewy with a flavor that is crispy and spicy. The combination of  jaggery  with  ground ginger makes eating one just about impossible.  These cookies are perfect  for winter .. enjoy these cookies with a hot coffee or tea… Merry christmas to all !!! Disclaimer – If you are not fond of ginger flavor, these cookies are not for you. try adding some other flavor if you like.

 

 

 

 

Recipe Inspired – Joyofbaking

Ingredients

150 ml olive oil
150 gms jaggery
4 tbsp hot boiling water
6 tbsp hot milk
300 gms all purpose flour ( 150g maida + 150g  whole wheat flour)
2 tbsp cornflour
2 t/s baking powder
1 inch fresh ginger juice
3 tbsp ground ginger powder
1 t/s salt
4 tbsp cranberry juice / 2 tbsp yogurt

Method

  • Preheat oven at 160°C ten mins before baking. Grease the tray Or pan with oil.
  • Firstly grate ginger and squeeze the pulp. Extract the juice and keep aside.
  • Sift all dry ingredients (flour, cornflour, ground ginger, salt and baking powder).
  • Take a microwave safe bowl and combine milk, olive oil, water and grated jaggery. Microwave for 2 mins on high power. Mix all well until all blend well.
  • Make a small well into dry ingredients. Slowly add warm jaggery mixture. Also add cranberry juice. Mix all nicely kneading into a dough. Finally add ginger juice. If the dough is too sticky add little water and oil.
  • Keep this dough into freezer for 15 mins. Remove the dough from the fridge. Form the dough into balls.
  • Flatten these balls with your hand. You can even create various patterns on the cookies eg . you can prick the cookies with fork or make some lines using fork .  Roll them and cut them using a cookie cutter.
  • Place these balls into greased pan. Bake at 160°C for 10-12 mins. Kindly don’t over bake them. When you remove the cookies. Initially it would be soft but later it will firm up once cools down. Keep them in airtight container.
  • Your Ginger Cookies is ready..
  • You can even frost these cookies using some royal icing or cake frosting.. I frosted the cookies using cake frosting .

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  1. Latha Madhusudhan says

    December 23, 2012 at 6:06 am

    They look awesome.

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