Planned to make cookies today n thought why not make choco mint pinwheel from the cookie cookbook which my uncle brought me from Singapore. I didnt have the courage to make this biscuit because it is little difficult to make, but then build some courage and started making this biscuit n I think I decently pulled it off. It came out pretty well though not prefect round shape.(Will definitely achieve next time). the taste was superb the combo of peppermint n cocoa was yummy. Sending this cookies to Champa's Bake-Off event and Baking From Book-Cookies
You need:
Butter 180gms
Light Brown Sugar 1 1/4cups
Vanilla Essence 1tsp
Egg 1nos
Plain Flour 3cups
Baking Powder 1 1/2tsp
Cocoa 2tbsp
A Dash of Peppermint essence
Preparation:
Beat butter n sugar until light n fluffy, then beat in Vanilla n egg. Shift flour n baking powder, mix well.
Divide mixture in half. Add cocoa to one n peppermint to another.
Roll out each half of dough to form a rectangle 2mm thick.
Place the chocolate layer on a large sheet of parchment paper. Place the Peppermint layer on top. Roll up like a swiss roll. Wrap in plastic film n refrigerate untill firm.
Unwrap and slice thinly using a sharp knife.
Place on greased baking trays. Bake @ 180*C for 10-15 minutes.
Cool n Store.
You need:
Butter 180gms
Light Brown Sugar 1 1/4cups
Vanilla Essence 1tsp
Egg 1nos
Plain Flour 3cups
Baking Powder 1 1/2tsp
Cocoa 2tbsp
A Dash of Peppermint essence
Preparation:
Beat butter n sugar until light n fluffy, then beat in Vanilla n egg. Shift flour n baking powder, mix well.
Divide mixture in half. Add cocoa to one n peppermint to another.
Roll out each half of dough to form a rectangle 2mm thick.
Place the chocolate layer on a large sheet of parchment paper. Place the Peppermint layer on top. Roll up like a swiss roll. Wrap in plastic film n refrigerate untill firm.
Unwrap and slice thinly using a sharp knife.
Place on greased baking trays. Bake @ 180*C for 10-15 minutes.
Cool n Store.
wow mint is my fav,lovely combo, looks yummy, would love to try this one soon...and the book seems nice too..
ReplyDeleteHey thanks for visiting my space dear...and you have a lovely blog..nice recipes....and this one is umm wow...mint and choco..interesting....looks tepmting
ReplyDeleteWow Nilou, super pinwheels dear, azhaga irruku pakkave...send me some..
ReplyDeleteWooow pinwheels looks perfect dear super ah irukku naanum try paniparkren.
ReplyDeleteWooow pinwheels looks perfect dear super ah irukku naanum try paniparkren.
ReplyDeleteVery nice cookies. Thanks for sending the entry to both the events.
ReplyDeleteHi ya, Thanks for the visit and ur lovely comments! Sorry for my late reply. ;)
ReplyDeleteU've got an awesome space with so many yummy food! Simply loved them all...and these cookie is so tempting too. I've not made any cookies, except for helping my mum when I was a kiddo! hehehe :)
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Awesome pinwheels dear...looks superb and tempting :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cookies with great flavors, thanks for sharing dear...
ReplyDeleteLove this combo, First time here.. you have a very interesting and unique recipes.
ReplyDeletemint and choco..lovely combo...tht round make me crazy...looks gorgeous..
ReplyDeleteNiloufer, I am not a fan of mint in my chocolates and stuff, but they sure look delicious.
ReplyDeleteThose pinwheels are tempting me a lot.
ReplyDeleteThose looks chocolaty good :D
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