Chinese Dragon cookies are popular Malaysian Chinese New Year cookies that are similar to the much loved Chinese butter cookies. They pipe these dragon cookies into S-shape using a large open star piping nozzle and piping bag. Also with 2 dots of red colouring added as eyes. The Malays in …
Chinese Walnut Cookies, also called Hup Toh Soh 核桃酥 in Cantonese, are an old-style favourite Chinese New Year (CNY) cookies. Moreover, they are crunchy, nutty with mild earthy fragrance. Besides, we often give cookies as gifts or served to friends and family when they visit your house during CNY. And …
Chinese Cashew Nut Cookies are yet another favourite Chinese New Year cookies that are extremely popular in Malaysia and Singapore. We normally give them as gifts and/or served at home to family and friends during their Chinese New Year visits. Likewise, there are many variations of this popular cookies depending …
Chinese Peanuts cookies are one of the many Chinese New Year cookies. Beside, they are no doubt the most popular and traditional cookies. Likewise, they are also easy to make, temptingly delicious and melt in your mouth. In addition, with Chinese New Year just less than one month away. These …
Dahlia butter cookies, also called dahlia biscuits or biskuit semperit in Malay language are delightful “melt in the mouth” cookies that are not only very easy to make but look pretty and appealing as they are shaped like Dahlia flowers. Other names commonly used are piping biscuits, cherry biscuits or …
These custard butter cookies are an old fashioned favourite for festive seasons like Chinese New Year and Hari Raya in Malaysia. Daisy shaped cookies are one of the most customary cookies served up in the 1970s and 1980s during the festive seasons. The commercially available gluten version of these cookies …
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