I'm sure all bakers are very busy preparing and baking for the upcoming Chinese New Year which falls on the 10th February this year. Please excuse me for not dropping by your blogs recently as I'm also very busy in the kitchen. Here is another cookies recipe ~ Green Pea Cookies that I adapted from Cheah of No-Frills Recipes. Cheah made these melt in the mouth cookies last year that I didn't manage to them. So this year I quickly bought a packet of green pea powder to make this crumbly soft cookie. Really love the colour of this cookie and yum ... can't stop popping this not too sweet and addictive little cookie in my mouth. Love it to bits!
Green Pea Cookies
- Ingredients:
160g Icing sugar
1/2 tsp Salt
340g Self-raising flour
200ml Vegetable oil (I used peanut oil)
1 egg yolk + 1/2 tsp water for glazing
Method:
- Sift flour with the salt and sift in the icing sugar. Add in the pea powder and mix all the ingredients thoroughly. Add oil sparingly and slowly mix till the dough does not stick to the hands.
- Let dough rest for 15 minutes, covered.
- Roll dough into small balls (about 10-12g each) and arrange them on a parchment lined baking tray. Apply egg glaze.
- Bake in a preheated oven at 180 degrees C for 15 minutes.
- Allow cookies to cool on tray for about 10 minutes before removing them onto a wire rack to cool completely before storing into an airtight container.
Ann, I love green peas cookies very much! But I will have to reserve this for next CNY hah! hah!
ReplyDeletePhong Hong, still got a lot to bake, huh? :D
DeleteAnn, gong xi fa chai and wish happy birthday to you again :P
ReplyDeleteThank you Anna :)
DeleteOh those look fantastic Ann! Very delicious recipe and pictures as stunning as always...I recently found out that CNY is on my birthday :)
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week ahead!xo
WOW! what a coincidence! My blog 4th anniversary is also on the 10th!
DeleteDefiantly! We both have to celebrate hehe
DeleteI don't know why I never think of making green pea cookies before but after reading you post I think I must get hold of some green pea powder next year to try out this cookie.
ReplyDeleteAngel, These cookies are very popular last year. If you like crumble soft cookie, this is for you.
DeleteWow, lovely green colour, Ann. Thanks for the link!
ReplyDeleteHi Cheah, thank you very much for sharing this yummy recipe :)
DeleteHi Ann
ReplyDeleteSo glad for your timely post as I just bought a pack of the green pea powder and was looking around for a recipe. My packet is 450g so have to do some maths, haha! Sabrina
Hi Sabrina,
DeleteI didn't know can get a smaller packet. Mine was 1kg.
Hi Ann! I have never tried green pea cookies before and find it refreshing. Can we use the real peas instead of the powder form?
ReplyDeleteAlvin, I think a lot of work using real peas. You've to fry the peas and grind to fine.
Delete说真的，我和老公都没有吃过绿豆饼呢，嘻嘻。。
ReplyDelete我也是第一次做，还不错。明年可以试试看。
Deleteyes yes, i know this kind of cookie you will not stop at one, hehehe..
ReplyDeleteSonia, you tried this before?
DeleteI never have this cookie before, but I can imagine this taste great and addictive !
ReplyDeleteWonder you can get the green pea powder in Aust?
DeleteGreen pea cookies are one of my favourites. Love the toasty flavour and gritty texture. Looks good!
ReplyDelete今年的list没有它，或许明年就会到它了：）
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't normally be a pea person, buts pea cookies? Awesome!!
ReplyDeleteHi Ann, i have nvr tried grenn pea cookings hahaha, but have seen them around a lot. Must buy some and try, and if i like, will try yur recipe, thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Esther, I just saw someone tried this recipe and the feedback is good.
DeleteAnn， 那天我去烘焙店时，看到别人买了几包的green pea powder，那人对我说很好吃的。。。
ReplyDelete我就想要试试了，谢谢你的食谱哦！
May, 你还买了几包呀！我买一包已经能做出很多 :D
DeleteI haven't started to bake any cookies yet! I am beginning to feel slightly panicky:P should start this weekend! If I can get my ingredients!
ReplyDeleteThese look lovely!
Better start baking now, not much time left :)
DeleteI love green tea cookies. I just made some for my CNY post as well (but very differnt in the look and ingredients from your recipe). Probably will publish later this week. I say, great minds thinks alike. :) They are really perfect for CNY. I gotta try your version later too. I love that golden brown on top of the cookie from the egg wash. So pretty.
ReplyDeletehehee... I'm going to check your post once it's up.
DeleteHi Ann, I like to try the recipe. May I know where I can get the green pea powder? Thank you,
ReplyDeleteI got the green pea powder from Sunlik. You can also check with Kitchen Capers.
DeleteAnn , I've tried those crispy peas but haven't seen green pea powder yet :D I thought you've used matcha powder . They look yummy !
ReplyDeleteYes, the colour is quite similar to matcha. Hope you can get the green pea powder at your side.
DeleteI love the colour of the green pea cookies as well. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteHi Ann, just stopping by to say how delightful your blog is. Thanks so much for sharing. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris
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Hi Chris, thank you very much for coming to my blog. You're amazing! Love all your crafts work, very pretty.
DeleteAnn, I thought that these cookies were made out of the mashed and filtered green peas but it isn't and yes, I also like the green colour of these cookies! I never see green pea powder selling here!
ReplyDeleteJessie, I should have buy you a packet of this green pea powder when you was here last month. Now is already quite late to send you, have to wait until next year - ok!
DeleteBeautiful cookies! I will be popping them into my mouth if I can lay my hands on them :P They look really good....mmm. Over here I think I need to make my own green pea powder to make these. Thanks very much for sharing.
ReplyDeletethis is a great treat for the new year!
ReplyDelete我来吃青豆饼咯(^｡^)
ReplyDelete今年没有做这款饼
来你这儿吃照片好了
oh wow i didn't know it was so easy to make these green pea cookies as I always had the impression they were like kuih bangkit and you have to cook the flour first, etc. the method reminds me of the peanut cookie - so i'm definitely KIVing this for this weekend! where can i get green pea powder easily btw?
ReplyDeleteJanine, I bought the green pea powder from Sunlik, you can also check with Kitchen Capers.
Deletemay i know whether green pea powder and green pea flour is similar? i was in a rush and when i reached hme i found that i got grean pea flour instead of powder.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure where you got this green pea flour. You've to call the shop owner and check it out. I bought it from Sunlik and the green pea powder is green in colour.
Deletehi ann, there will be a container of green peas cookies every year in my house..i remember when these green peas cookies were first available in the market, i grabbed a few container of it cos i love them..still do!
ReplyDeleteHi Ann,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe! Would like to double check, the amount of oil would be 200ml? because on your recipe it states 200m.... thank you!! :D
Ferlin
Oops! typo error ....is 200ml
DeleteThis green pea cookie is my favourite CNY cookie! I think because it has that savory taste in it, so 吃了不会腻！but I can eat so many at one shot, lol!
ReplyDeleteHi Ann, I love green pea cookies. But have yet to try my hands on it because those I had eaten before were soft and crumbly. Yours look lovely and very tempting. Thanks for sharing. Gong Xi Fa Cai !
ReplyDeleteThese look very pretty and tasty. I wonder if they are the similar to those that come in a tin which I have not eaten in a long, long time. Of course, yous look way better. I am also curious about the green pea powder. First time I am hearing about it.
ReplyDeleteHI Ann.
ReplyDeleteI saw this green pea cookies around a lot last year so i decide to give it a try this year.
Yours look great and i love the beautiful green colour.
Happy Lunar New Year to You and your love ones.
mui