Malai Cookies

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I am on a Baking spree these days 😁 After my Kesar Pista Biscuits, I tried my hands in these malai cookies which is again a winner πŸ˜‰ Just 4 ingredients and you are done. It took me 20 minutes to make these and they got finished in no time. These were shared by a lady Soma mukherjee in a food group. The moment I saw it, I knew I was making this. All u need is homemade malai (the one we get from boiled milk) and you are good to go. These are perfectly crunchy with a hint of cardamom. Go and give it a try. The results won’t disappoint you.

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Ingredients:

1/3 cup Maida
1/3 cup homemade malai (the one we get from boiled milk)
1/3 cup powdered sugar
3 elaichi/cardamom, powdered

Method:

Mix together sugar and malai nicely. Slowly start adding maida and mix nicely. Everything should be well incorporated. Add elaichi and mix well. Take a piping bag, put the mixture inside and in a greased baking tray, pipe the above mixture in shape of cookies. Bake the cookies in a pre heated oven for 10-15 minutes at 180 degree. Once done, take them out. Let them cool down for few minutes and transfer to cooling rack. Oce cooled completely, transfer in a air tight box.

Notes:

* You can use vanilla extract as well instead of cardamom powder.

* Keep 1-2 inches distance between the cookies because the cookies will expand while baking.

* I Baked it for 15 minutes at 180 degrees in Convection mode.

* The temperature differs from oven to oven so Keep an eye on the cookies.

* You can bake them a little more if you don’t get the desired colour.

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10 thoughts on “Malai Cookies”

  1. Interesting recipe, thanks for sharing! I have seen butter, ghee, oil etc to make cookies but malai is the first. Cookies look nice. Were they soft and chewy or crunchy?

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