COOKIES 

COOKIES
 its American name derives from
the Dutch word koekje or more precisely its
informal, dialect variant koekie which
means little cake.
 baked or cooked food that is small, flat and
sweet. It usually contains flour, sugar and
some type of oil or fat. It may include other
ingredients such as raisins, oats, chocolate
chips, nuts, etc.
Brief History
Cookies appear to have their origins in 7th
century AD Persia, shortly after the use of sugar
became relatively common in the region.
They spread to Europe through the Muslim
conquest of Spain. By the 14th century, they
were common in all levels of society
throughout Europe, from royal cuisine to street
vendors.
Types of Cookies
1. Bar cookies - consist of
batter or other ingredients
that are poured or pressed
into a pan (sometimes in
multiple layers) and cut
into cookie-sized pieces
after baking.
2. Drop cookies - are
made from a relatively
soft dough that is
dropped by spoonful
onto the baking sheet.
During baking, the
mounds of dough
spread and
flatten. Chocolate chip
cookies, oatmeal raisin
are examples.
3. Filled cookies - are made from
a rolled cookie dough filled with
a fruit or confectionery filling
before baking.

4. Molded cookies - are also

made from a stiffer dough that is
molded into balls or cookie
shapes by hand before baking.
5. No-bake cookies are made by
mixing a filler, such as cereal or nuts,
into a melted confectionery binder,
shaping into cookies or bars, and
allowing to cool or harden.

6. Pressed cookies - are made from a

soft dough that is extruded from
a cookie press into various decorative
shapes before baking.
7. Refrigerator cookies - (also known
as icebox cookies) are made from a
stiff dough that is refrigerated to
make the raw dough even stiffer
before cutting and baking.

8. Rolled cookies - are made from a

stiffer dough that is rolled out and
cut into shapes with a cookie
cutter. Gingerbread men are an
example.
9. Sandwich cookies - are rolled or
pressed cookies that are
assembled as a sandwich with a
sweet filling. Fillings
include marshmallow, jam,
and icing. The Oreo cookie, made
of two chocolate cookies with
a vanilla icing filling, is an example
CHOCOlate CHIP COOKIES
INGREDIENTS

1 C softened butter
1 ½ C sugar
2 eggs
2 ½ C flour
1 ½ C choco chips
 PROCEDURE
1. Soften butter, add the brown sugar
2. Mix until smooth and creamy.
3. Add egg, continue mixing.
4. Add flour, mix until thick, and soft cookie dough
forms.
5. Add chocolate chip cookies, mix.
6. Roll 1 ½ tbsp balls onto a cookie sheet.
7. Bake at 350⁰F for 8-10 mins.
 macaroons

A small cookie, typically

made from ground
almonds, coconut, sugar,
and flavorings. Some
recipes call for sweetened
condensed milk.
 Coconut macaroons
INGREDIENTS
 250 g desiccated coconut
 1 cup flour
 ½ cup butter
 1 cup white sugar
 1 can condensed milk
 2 eggs
Coconut macaroons
PROCEDURE
1. Cream the butter.
2. Add the sugar, mix well.
3. Add eggs, mix well.
4. Add condensed milk, flour and desiccated
coconut, mix well.
5. Pour the mixture into cup cake liner.
6. Bake for 170 degree Celsius.
1. Baked or cooked food that is small, flat and
sweet.
2. Dutch dialect variant ____ which means little
cake.
3. Also known as icebox cookies.
4. Made from a relatively soft dough that is
dropped by spoonful onto the baking sheet.
5. Made from a stiffer dough that is molded into
balls or cookie shapes by hand before baking.
6. Made from a rolled cookie dough filled with a
fruit or confectionery filling before baking.
7. Rolled or pressed cookies that are assembled
as a sandwich with a sweet filling.
8. Made from a stiffer dough that is rolled out and
cut into shapes with a cookie cutter.
9. Made from a soft dough that is extruded from
a cookie press.
10. Consist of batter or other ingredients that are
poured or pressed into a pan
11-15. Ingredients in baking choco chip cookies
16-20. Ingredients in baking coconut macaroons.
1.Cookies 11. Butter
2.Koekie 12. Sugar
3.Refrigerator cookies 13. Egg
4.Dropped cookies 14. Flour
5.Molded cookies 15. Choco chips
6.Filled cookies 16. Dessicated coconut
7.Sandwich cookies 17. Flour
8.Rolled cookies 18. Butter
9.Pressed cookies 19. Sugar
10.
Bar cookies 20. Condensed milk
Egg