for a start, i would like to say that these cookies are really good ;p especially with the addition of melon seeds. the end result was very fragrant cookies with a nutty crunch.
i adapted this recipe from florence's wholemeal honey oats sesame biscuits, replacing the sesame with a big handful of melon seeds and also cutting down on the sweetness. and yes they turned out awesome :)
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and to those of you who have left-over melon seeds from mooncake making, do give this recipe a try.
and did i mention that these cookies are packed with wholesome fibre? they are made with oats and wholemeal flour, so they are healthier in a sense and more of a gulit-free treat ;p
Wholemeal Honey Oats Melon Seeds Cookie
Adapted from Florence's Wholemeal Honey Oats Sesame Biscuits
Ingredients:
(A)
60g Quaker Instant Oats (blender it)
40g Quaker Instant Oats
60g of melon seeds
150g Wholemeal Flour
1 tsp baking powder
(B) 100g butter, 45g brown sugar, 50g honey
Method:
1. Mix everything in (A) together in a big mixing bowl.
2. Put (B) in a small saucepan and on medium-low heat cook till brown sugar nearly dissolve. Keep stirring otherwise you might burn the mixture.
3. Pour everything from (2) into (1) and mix well with a fork or your hands if the mixture is not too hot.
4. Clench the dough in your hand till it becomes a ball. Flatten this ball on a lined tray.
5. Bake at 170C – 175C for 15 – 20 minutes.
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