Thursday, June 7, 2012

Almond Cookie Bar

This is the Almond Cookie Bar that I made last weekend. I scribbled down the recipe on a memo pad many years ago, put it in my folder and had completely forgotten from where did I get this recipe. If anyone of you know the link of this recipe please let me know. This Almond Cookie Bar is really worth trying and addictive as it's very crispy and fragrant with every bite that makes me reaching out for more. Definitely a keeper! I should have doubled the recipe so that I can have more to share with my family and friends.


Here, I would like to make an announcement that I'll be away for quite some time due to family commitments. I am not able to update my posts but will try to do so when the opportunity arises and I also may not have the time to drop by your blog. So today's post will be my last post till I return. So goodbye friends and readers, thank you for your support all these years and  hopefully Anncoo Journal will not be completely forgotten by you when I return. Take care everyone and I'll miss you all very much!


Almond Cookie Bar

     Ingredients:
     60g Brown sugar
     120g Butter, at room temperature
     80g Wholemeal flour
     80g Plain flour, sifted


  • Beat butter and sugar until light and fluffy.
  • In a bowl combine wholemeal flour and plain flour together, then mix in the butter mixture with a rubber spatula and knead gently to a soft dough.
  • Turn out the dough on to a flour surface or line with a plastic sheet below and with another plastic sheet on top. Then roll to a square. Chill for at least 1 hour.
  • Transfer the dough on a non grease paper and cover with a plastic sheet on top, then roll to dough to about 3mm thick.
  • Prick the dough with a fork and bake for about 15-18 minutes until brown at preheated oven 180C and leave biscuit to cool.
    
     For Topping
     Apricot Gel/Jam, as needed
     60g Butter, melted
     80g Almond flakes
     20g Oatmeal Crushed cornflakes
     25g Brown sugar 
     2 tbsp Fresh milk

      
  Method:
  • Spread the apricot jam over the top of the biscuit, set aside.
  • Mix topping ingredients and spread evenly on the biscuit with a palette knife.
  • Bake for 15 minutes until golden.
  • Remove cooked biscuit from the oven and leave to cool completely, then cut into bars.


  
Enjoy!




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  1. Take care, Ann.
    我会耐心等着你回来的哦! ^^

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  2. Ann, thank you for these great cookie bars. Will certainly miss you and your lovely recipes. Take care and will keep in touch via email. All the best.

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  3. Dear Ann, i am glad to know you thro blogging, you always unselfishly sharing the recipes and help to trouble shoot problem related to baking. i always admire your knowledge and how you embrace the technology.

    is good to take a break from blogging and focus on other things in life. Take care and will be happy to see you when you are ready to come back!

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  4. 你也Take Care,我们一定会等你回来的。
    不过还是先来吃这美味的杏仁饼。

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  5. Ann , take care ! Do relax and enjoy yourself while you're taking a much well-deserved break ! Okay , okay will stop drooling over that cookie bar now ! lol

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  6. Owh.. just when I discovered your great journal now you are taking a break :( Hope everything goes smoothly for you and will be here when you return :)

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  7. Ann, Thank you very much for all your lovely recipes (will keep on trying your recipes from time to time) and take good care of yourself. Will definitely miss reading your blog!

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  8. This is a beautiful creation. Will try your recipe soon. I am sad to see you go...but totally understand that family comes first. Hope you won't be gone for too long because I am going to miss you and your wonderful recipes a lot. Take card and hope to see you back soon.

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  9. This is a beautiful creation. Will try your recipe soon. I am sad to see you go...but totally understand that family comes first. Hope you won't be gone for too long because I am going to miss you and your wonderful recipes a lot. Take card and hope to see you back soon.

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  10. This is a great snack for munching when watching TV dramas. Will miss much *hugs and take care. Hope you will be back soon :)

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  11. Oh this is such a simple and healthy way to enjoy a cookie bar! Lovely recipe and quite asy too..

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  12. I like this kind of nutty bar, bookmarked .

    Ann, I am sure none of us will forget u, none of us will forget Anncoo Journal and we gonna miss u.

    Enjoy ur stay in overseas. Waiting for ur return patiently

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  13. Love this. I will miss u definitely. Keep us update when u have free time.

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  14. Hi Ann, I hope this parting would be brief and you would be with us again soon. Meanwhile do take care and stay happy and healthy. :)

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  15. Hi Anncoo

    Be happy wherever you are and stay connected.

    With Best Wishes.

    Florence

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  16. Ann,
    我们会耐心等待你的post!
    Take care!

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  17. Those cookie bars were yummy. Will certainly miss you and your wonderful recipes. Take care and all the best to you.

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  18. This almond bar is beautiful. Almost too pretty to eat but not for me, I'm tough! :)

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  19. Ann,怎么你来了又走了,我很高兴能认识你,也一定会等你回来再做好料跟我们分享!忙自己该忙的吧,但却要多多保重!

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  20. 我们会等你回来的,因为你是最棒的!自己要多保重哦!

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  21. Have a terrific break... remember us when you make something fantastic so you have lots to blog about when you return. Hope everything works to their best with the family commitments

    See you back soon

    Dave at eRecipeCards.com

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  22. MMm....nice. Good as energy bar

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  23. I can imagine the crunchy almondy taste from these cookie bars. Love it! Perhaps can make it smaller for new year cookies too next time. ;)) yums!

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  24. Oh yes this looks incredibly delicious, thanks for sharing!
    xo
    http://allykayler.blogspot.co.uk/

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  25. Ann, you definitely need to double up the recipe and FEDex half over to me. haha.... Looks really crunchy & delicious.lol.
    Hope you're going to have a lovely weekend, dear.
    Kristy

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  26. Hi Ann, Your cookie bar looks so good!
    Take care, hope everything is well. We'll be here!

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  27. eileen@hundred eighty degreesJune 8, 2012 at 9:57 AM

    Hi Ann, take care and all the best to you. We will wait for your return. Your cookie bar looks great. BTW, I tried two of your recipes last weekend 'Must try Chocolate Cupcake and Chocolate Sables but I've yet to post. I want to tell you that they are great recipes. Thanks for sharing!

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  28. These looks really chewy and delicious, I would love to try this too! Cya around and take care:D

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  29. omg i love almonds and this is what i need for snack!! thanks!

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  30. Yum yum crispy almond cookie bars! Thumbs up!

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  31. Ann, this look like something I had in Korea except that they've other nuts. I really like the Korean version which isn't sweet like the local ones..... Good thing about making these at home is that we can control the sweetness level. Thumbs up!

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  32. This is a lovely and yummy snack! Ya, you made a right decision as family matters should come first, i will right here waiting for your return, take care my friend.

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  33. What a super looking cookie! I will try it out soon. Hope things are ok with you and will wait patiently for your return. Take care, Ann.

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  34. looks like the chinese peanut bars..and this is looking really good! would love to snack on these anytime!! hope everything is well with you and NO, you will not be forgotten! have a good break!

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  35. Almonds are my most favorite nuts and this cookie bars made me literally drool, Ann! Don't worry I'll be back when I get a new update email from ya! ;-)

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  36. Take care Ann. Deep down inside my heart, I have a feeling you will bring good news when you return.

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  37. Awww...you are leaving when i just got back to blogging. I hope everything is alright and i lookforward to your return and more recipes :)

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  38. Ann, these bars look right up my ally, they must taste so good. So funny you had it jotted down on a piece of paper...for how long?!

    You know I'll be here when you get back. Take care of yourself and family. You are such a generous person, you are in the hearts of many!
    Lyndsey

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  39. Hi Ann sad to hear you will be away for some time but you will always be here in our hearts. Secret admirer of your wonderful recipes. Take care and everything will be fine. Have a pleasant break

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  40. Hi Ann, will miss you, please take care.

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  41. Ann, these almond bars are so lovely. I am going to give it a try too.
    You take good care of yourself.
    Angie

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  42. Yum! :D
    I really love your blog and hope that you'll also drop by my blog and leave a comment!
    http://mysisterzfantacy.blogspot.hk/

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  43. Hi!!!! just found your blog...it is so nice!!!!!!!!! Today I'm a new follower!

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  44. These cookie bars look wonderful! Missing you Ann and hope you return soon.

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  45. Passei para ver suas receitas.
    Bom fim de semana!
    Beijinhos.
    Brasil
    ¸.•°`♫♫♪⊱╮

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  46. Those almond cookie bars look delicious! I love almonds in baked stuff! I hope you are back to blogging soon!

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  47. take care ann, and i hope you're not away for too long!

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  48. salam gan ...
    menghadiahkan Pujian kepada orang di sekitar adalah awal investasi Kebahagiaan Anda...
    di tunggu kunjungan balik.nya gan !

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  49. Apricots and almonds are meant for each other. This looks like such a delicious treat.


    Thanks for being a part of the YBR Ann:)

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  50. Hello again, Ann!

    I know I have just nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award last week but could not help passing the Addictive Blog Award (again) to you this week! I hope this is not redundant :D

    I am one of those loyal followers of your blog since I discovered your blog quite some time ago so I think it's just proper if I regard your blog as an addictive blog for me to read on regular basis. I have announced this here: http://www.mywanderingstory.com/2012/07/addictive-blog-award.html

    Cheers,

    Christine

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  51. How kind of you to leave us for break with this lovely delicious cookie bar. When you are back, we will be here. Take good care. Will be thinking of you. Hugs.

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