Chinese New Year Delight: Dragon Cookies

Dragon Cookies

When it comes to Chinese New Year biscuit, dragon cookie is a must for me. I love dragon cookies very much because it has this milky taste that I really like and because it twirls very cutely like a dragon.

I’ve made these cookies a couple of times before based on the recipe from Puri Selera cookbook. This time I’m sharing this dragon cookies recipe with you.

Ingredients:
150g Planta margarine
150g icing sugar
2 egg yolks
1 egg white
1/2 tsp vanilla essence
350g cornflour (sifted)
30g milk powder (sifted)
60g plain flour (sifted)

Directions:
1. Beat Planta margarine, icing sugar, egg yolks, egg white and vanilla essence until creamy.

2. Then slowly stir in cornflour, milk powder and plain flour. Mix well.

3. Fill batter into piping mold and press out ‘S’ patterns on baking tray.

4. Bake at 160 degree C for 15 minutes.

Dragon Cookies

Additional notes:
1. Seal the batter with a wet cloth when you’re busy piping out the patterns as the batter will harden up due to the cornflour.

2. If the batter does harden up add a little bit of water. Plus I find that after adding a little bit of water, the cookies taste much nicer (more loose) plus your hands won’t be so tired lo.

3. I will mix less cornflour and a little bit more milk powder next time since I like to have more milky taste and because of no.2.

This recipe makes more than 100 pcs instead of 5 dozens as mentioned in the cookbook. It all depends on the size of the piping mold you use. And it takes me 2 hours overall. Hehe

Dragon Cookies

Enjoy.

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16 Responses to “Chinese New Year Delight: Dragon Cookies”

  1. wuching Says:


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    I go to your house “pai nien” can onot?
  2. jam Says:


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    I am going to bake my cakes too this weekend!
  3. hcfoo Says:


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    Yeah, can we have a bloggers gathering at your house testing your dragon cookies? laughing It does look great. Make some more cookies!
  4. dreamcatcher Says:


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    oh kuih ni.. tame lookin’ albeit its ferocious sounding name. smile
  5. Che-Cheh Says:


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    Wuching, can!

    Jam, wah what cake?

    Hcfoo, hahaha…ohh I’ve made another one and this weekend will make another.

    Dreamcatcher, ya coz this is a cookie.

  6. keeyit Says:


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    You forget to put a red dot on the end of the cookiess.. hehe.. grin
  7. FeR Says:


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    sweeeeeet! my aunty makes these and pineapple tarts, too! she’s not in Msia this year. i got planta! i got corn flour! okay..maybe can attempt this too. my aunt would use those little sugar stars for eyes - stick ‘em into one side before they go into the oven. something like kuih bangkit, no?
  8. Dawn Says:


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    THose look so yummy. Mhm, maybe I have to try it.
  9. Che-Cheh Says:


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    Keeyit, the cookbook didn’t mention plus I’m lazy to put the red dot. tongue

    FeR, yo be prepared..your hands will get very tired one. Ohh sugar stars…I got…but didn’t use la. Yeah something like kuih bangkit…about 20-30% similar.

    Dawn, definitely yummy. Hehe

  10. Sean Says:


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    Woh~~!! I like these kind of cookies! My sis can made it too, but in difference shape~
  11. FeR Says:


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    i finally got to make this. i understand what you mean. my knuckles hurt now…and i don’t have your piping mold shape…so instead of looking like dragons, mine looks like…worms. -___- *haha* but thanks for the recipe!
  12. FeR’s » Day in photos Says:


    Visit FeR’s » Day in photos
    […] the egg tarts, thought of making the Dragon Cookies as the recipe calls for Planta (oh yea, I was lazy to cut the butter from the fridge so I also used […]
  13. Che-Cheh Says:


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    Sean, what kind of shape?

    FeR, your worms very sexy wor!

  14. Slowie Says:


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    Hey there.. I’m planning to give this a go.. grin but do I have to use Planta or can I replace it with something else? Coz I live in Melbourne so I’m not quite sure if there’s Planta over here…
  15. Che-Cheh Says:


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    Slowie, sorry for replying late. You can try any butter I suppose. grin
  16. FeR » Day in photos Says:


    Visit FeR » Day in photos
    […] the egg tarts, thought of making the Dragon Cookies as the recipe calls for Planta (oh yea, I was lazy to cut the butter from the fridge so I also used […]

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