Easter wishes to everyone .. Some how I though these cookies will be posted on easter but am one day late. My daughter loves easter egg hunt and back there we always had so much fun on easter she really missed it this year. Baked my heart and soul for last 2 weeks last month and am badly missing baking now .. I love baking cookies and cakes , thought cookies are welcoming in my home but cakes take rest after 2-3 slices , am so grateful to those friends around us who constantly support me to finish all my baking there. Now when I was thinking make a cookie I came across this fluffy lamb cookie and I baked them immediately without second thought and they came out so gud. They are so easy to make without any fancy cookie cutter , I just loved how they look .. After baking a array of cookies My daughter still appreciates me when I show her the pics , she wants those cookies so am very happy about my cookies as the QC is done by this special person and of course H is always a specimen if am sharing with my friends even if scores little less than 10 /10 then the dish stay at home and finished by h and the lil one.. so I am glad that I have super keen QC done for my food 😉 . Ok coming to the lamb cookie they are so easy to make as I said earlier and they make a perfect party snack and to go with easter theme they are perfect. I original recipe they used wheat flour but I used ALP , I know wheat flour would have made it more healthier but I made it with ALP for this time and they turned out so yumm. Moving on to the recipe..
Recipe Inspiration : Here
DIY Lamb Cookie
Category | Preparation time | Cook Time |
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Cookies
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15 mins |
10 mins
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Ingredients
All Purpose Flour – 1 cup
Almond pd – 2 tbsp (Roast them and powder the almonds with skin)
Butter – 1/2 cup (1 stick) – Room temperature
Confectioners sugar – 1/2 cup
Vanilla Extract – 1 tsp
Milk – 1 tbsp ( if needed)
Cocoa Pd – 1- 2 tsp
Method
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In a bowl take the soften butter and cream it well with the sugar till combined.
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Add the all purpose flour , almond pd , vanilla extract and mix them well to form a dough , if the mixture is dry add milk and make it to dough.
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Divide the dough to 2/3 rd and 1/3 rd part . Add cocoa pd to the 1/3 rd part of the dough and mix them well till combined.
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Pre heat the oven at 350 F for 10 -15 mins
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Pinch the white dough to form small size dough balls and arrange them side by side on the parchment paper for the body. Use the chocolate dough for making head , ears and legs..
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Use a tooth pick to make eyes and and press a line on the legs and ears.
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Bake the cookies at 350 F for 10 – mins till you see slight brown in the corners.
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The white part in the cookie will spread so no need to worry about any gaps while arranging and the lamb will become more fluffy after baking.
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Let the cookies cook on the cookie tray for a while and then transfer them to a wire rack.
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Dust some sugar to make it look white and fluffy. Store them in a sir tight container and enjoy.
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Suma Gandlur says
They look like real fluffy lambs. Cute!
Priya Ranjit says
one of the cutest cookies i have ever seen and first time i am seeing this Manju. Too cute gotto try it sometime.
Usha Rao says
Lamb cookies are adorable. Actually these look more like rabbits/bunnies to me. Even I have not seen these cookies before.
Ramya Venkateswaran says
cute cookies and you have much patience in doing this.hats off dear.you are a baking queen for me and you always inspired me on baking and i admired your rasgulla cake ,years back.sure you will come back with your baking dear.eager to meet you in person:)
Varadas Kitchen says
What a cute idea! They look just like fluffed up lambs with a ton of wool.
Rajani S says
Cute cute cookies. Amazing that you could bake all these at the last minute 🙂
Anupa Joseph (Palaharam) says
cute looking cookies there…they indeed look like lil lambs…:)
Priya Srinivasan says
OMG!! what a patience you have ma, rolling each ball separately and making those cute head and ears, they look so beautiful!! i doubt i will ever allow anybody to eat such a cute thing!! 🙂 Kudos to you manju, you never fail to amuse us with your food!! 🙂
Rafeeda AR says
awww… so cute this looks… really admire ur patience! I echo Priya's comment above… 🙂
Malathi ganesh says
different one.good creativity
Nivedhanams Sowmya says
very artistic cookies.. love your creativity..
Smitha Kalluraya says
very cute they look.. lovely
Srividhya says
Wow what an great idea. Very cute little lambs. Great family activity
Priya Suresh says
Very attractive and beautiful cute lambs, just can take my eyes from yours..
Pavani N says
Those lamb cookies are absolutely adorable. Kids would love these.
Anuradha Prem says
is really so cute…..and great idea….i must try it and thanks for sharing…..
Nalini's Kitchen says
Cute looking cookies Manju..kudos to your effort..
Harini-Jaya R says
very cute looking lambs!
vaishali sabnani says
Aw these cookies look so cute, real lamba , white and fluffy. Loved them and the recipe is doable ans simple.
veena krishnakumar says
These cookies are so cute …..Loved it.
Sandhya Ramakrishnan says
You have done such an awesome job making these cookies! Looks too good and kids would go crazy seeing these cuties 🙂
Srivalli says
Very cute Manjula, you have got it done so well..I am sure your kiddo loved every bit of it…(now remember we are neighbors..:))
Padmajha PJ says
They look so cute Manjula! And you have tons of patience to do create this sort of dishes!!
The Pumpkin Farm says
super cute cookies, u did them so well…amazing
Saraswathi Tharagaram says
Cute shaped cookies!! looks so good and I can imagine your daughter's expression after seeing this beautiful cookies!! She was super excited rite??
Archana Potdar says
Wow! these are so very beautiful and cute. You kiddo must be so very happy to see these.
Gayathri Kumar says
They look so cute Manju!!