These cookies are inspired by Angie's Karlsbad Ring Cookies. I am curious as to the texture of her cookies as one of the ingredients used is cooked egg yolks! Therefore, I told myself I must try to bake some for myself! I didn't wait for the dough to firm up in the fridge before rolling out and cutting into shapes. Instead I used a cookie pump to pump out these delightful rings and put to bake straight away. I omitted the glazing and decoration part because I can be lazy in that sense:P
The result: beautiful, melt in the mouth kind of cookies!
Egg yolk after going through the sieve
I am typing the recipe here for my easy reference in future. Those who wish to make Angie's more beautiful version, please visit her blog for the recipe.
Ingredients:-
200 g Butter
80 g Powdered sugar 4 Hard-boiled egg yolks, pressed through a sieve
1 tsp Vanilla extract
Pinch of salt
1 tsp Lemon zest, finely grated
300 g All-purpose flour
Method:
Preheat the oven to 190C/375F.
1. Cream the butter and powdered sugar until pale and fluffy.
2. Add in sieved egg yolks, vanilla extract and a pinch of salt. Beat until well combined.
3. Add in flour and lemon zest and mix to obtain a smooth cookie dough.
4. Fill a cookie pump with dough and press out cookies directly onto a lined baking tray.
5. Bake for 15 minutes or till golden brown (watch your cookies towards the end because they brown very quickly!).
6. Cool completely on rack before storing in air tight container.
Try it! They are truly delicious!




They look delicious. I've seen recipes that used cooked yolks before, but have not had the courage to try them. You've inspired me. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting way of making cookies. Sometime new to me but the cookies turn out beautiful. I have to try this one someday.
ReplyDeleteI was so curious about the texture and taste of these when I saw them on Angie's blog. What a fabulous job you've done. Icing or not, they look super delicious! =)
ReplyDeleteThey look so perfect and elegant. I am sure they tasted great.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and crumbly cookie, that's my favorite one !
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look beautiful and delicious...:)! Good job!
ReplyDeleteI've also bookmarked Angie's recipe. Yours look yummy too! Btw powdered sugar is it icing sugar?
ReplyDeletevery lovable cookies...
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Sound interesting to me.May i know how many cookies could made by using this amount of ingredient?
ReplyDeleteGood try, it look so good.
ReplyDelete@Cheah...yes, powdered sugar is icing sugar
ReplyDelete@Wai Kitt...not much, since I burnt a tray lol! I would say, the normal plastic tub that cookies are sold in.
Jeannie, I've seen this recipe somewhere too! I think I've also bookmarked it. But don't know where I've placed it. haha.... Must be very tasty! Thanks for sharing. Hope you're having a wonderful day.
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wow thats an interesting recipe for sure :) the cookies turned out beautiful like a doughnut! :D
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful - I love recipes where the delicious result is also made to look beautiful :) Thank you for posting it all here for us!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful weekend!
they look beautiful love the snap of the one with bite out of it looking forward to seeing your biscotti
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful...they remind of Christmas wreaths. And such an interesting recipe too! I would have never thought of using hard boiled egg yolks! Thank you so much for sharing. I hope you have a wonderful Monday!
ReplyDeleteCute! They look like mini bundt cakes.
ReplyDeleteThese are very very pretty and I bet they taste fantastic too!
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are beautiful! I am amazed that it uses cooked eggs. There is so much to learn....
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and amazing that they are made of cooked egg yolk. They look very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI've seen cooked yolks used but never tried it. These are so pretty. I love them just this way, not too sweet.
ReplyDeleteA cookie pump? Never heard of them but now I NEED one! :-)
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful. How interesting, I've never heard of a cookie dough usig cooked egg yolks, now I want to try. I love bloggers :)
ReplyDeleteJennie, you are so modest! Yours look super too. Next time I am going to try your way..just pump them out.
ReplyDeleteThanks to you Angie, now I have a new cookie to bake for the coming Chinese New year:D
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for leaving such lovely comments here, hope to see you all again soon:D
Jeannie - these are so pretty - I've never used cooked yolks in a recipe but they seem to do the trick. On my to-do list for the holidays.
ReplyDeleteWow Jeannie, these cookies look delicious, and I was amazed that you used hard boiled egg yolk...so interesting :-)
ReplyDeleteWow... pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love the shape of the cookies! And it's interesting to use cooked egg yolks. I'm very curious to try these cookies, they sound wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This looks pretty and I've never tried to use egg yolks for cookies before. I'm going to try your method. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThose cookies look so pretty and unique. I bet they're delicious too...
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look delicious! I'd love to have one right now. Way to go!
ReplyDeleteThese are so gorgeous! I've never seen anything like them with the cooked egg yolks but they look really delicious!
ReplyDeleteI like the ring-shape of the cookies - fanciful hula-loop cookies ;)
ReplyDeleteI am soooo afraid to try it because I fear it will not look as delicately perfectly beautiful as this!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cookies. I love it. Looks like butter cookies. It's interesting to use cooked egg yolk.
ReplyDeleteThese look wonderful...but I want to make the last did you made with the chicken and glutinous and chinese sausages...I've never tried glutinous rice.
ReplyDeleteWhat festive & alternative cookies these are!! They look amazing & well flavoured too!
ReplyDeletethey just loook cute and lovely and interesting to know about the egg yolks part of it.
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty :).
ReplyDeleteJeannie, these look beautiful. I would love a plate of these cookies! The egg yolks look interesting using them like that!
ReplyDeleteThose cookies look really cute!What a wonderful recipe for the holidays.
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are really cute and look absolutely wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing! I am your newest follower!
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Thanks for visiting and leaving your nice comments here guys:D Hope you all have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteMmmm these look so good and perfect to pair with a good cup of coffee!!!
ReplyDeleteHey! I remember reading this recipe , thought it interesting and bookmarked it and totally forgot about it til now. This is beautifully made! Thanks for the reminder! :D
ReplyDeleteYou're welcomed Ping:D
ReplyDeleteThat's one stunning cookie.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! I already have too much baking equipment but this makes me want a cookie press hehe. Happy New Year!
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