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Thursday, September 2, 2010

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Coconut Macaroons



Leah, our daughter, Keeper of the Home Apprentice loves baking and loves making macaroons; they are so quick and easy to make, with just a few ingredients and a little bit of time, that is all it takes. Take a look, if you like your food with coconut, you’ll love these as they incorporate unsweetened organic coconut flakes which we purchase from Tropical Traditions.


Tropical Traditions Coconut Flakes Facts
Tropical Traditions 100% natural Shredded Coconut, Coconut Flakes, and Coconut Chips are made from organic dried coconuts in the Philippines that are grown with no fertilizers or pesticides. This premium dried coconut contains no additives or preservatives, and is not sweetened. Their dried coconut products are not treated with sulfites to keep them white. Coconut meat contains fiber which aids in digestion .


Coconut Macaroons


¾ cup organic sugar or sucanat (we use less)
2 ½ cups unsweetened shredded coconut
2 egg whites (the egg yolks were put to good use)
1 tsp pure vanilla extract
Pinch of salt


Directions
  • Preheat the oven to 325 F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
  • Mix together with your hands if or a wooden spoon if you prefer organic sugar, coconut, egg whites, vanilla and salt.
  • Dampen hands with cold water. Use 1 ½ TBSP to form mounds, and place on prepared baking sheet. Space the mounds about 1 inch apart.
  • Bake the macaroons until they are golden brown. This may take about 15-17 minutes. Rotate halfway through.
  • Let them cool on a wire rack. We just let them be on the parchment paper.
  • These can be stored in an airtight container at room temperature up to 3 days. Ours never last more than a day. We make them so rarely.
 This recipe is taken from Martha Stewart Cookies This is not a book we use often as we don't make a habit of eating baked sweets.  One day when time allows, we'd love to try more of these recipes and alter the sweeet content to a healthier choice.

If you are new to Tropical Traditions, and are interested in ordering, please consider using our User Id 2470694 on your first order.  You will recieve your own free copy of "Virgin Coconut Oil" book.  Feel free to visit Tropical Traditions Customer Service  if you need help placing your first order and to receive your free copy of Virgin Coconut.
 


If you've made Macaroons before, would you care to share if you've used another sweetener like honey?

3 comments:

  1. Looks Yummy! I have never made them, but I should considering I really really like coconut!

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  2. They look and sound postitively more-ish!!!
    I think that we will definately be giving them a try!
    Thank you!

    Shabbat Blessings to you and your family!!

    Shoshannah

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  3. This is such perfect timing! I just bought two coconuts for the water(I am making vinegar with) now I can use up the meat by making yummy cookies, Thanks!!!!
    Shabbat Shalom,
    Moira

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