Make Ahead
Coconut Lime Crispy Cookies
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TheWimpyVegetarian
May 20, 2013
It has taken me such a long time to warm up to coconut, for exactly the reasons you mention in your headnote. But I started to fall in love with it last summer. I would love to make this spin on Flo's recipe. As a side note, I had her as one of my judges for a bake off I staged at a BBQ I was running a few years ago, and she was the most gracious woman. Just lovely.
drbabs
May 20, 2013
I would say that I'm still only in like with coconut; I don't love it. But I've loved every variation I've made of these cookies, including these. I'm glad to hear that she's a nice person; how could she not be-- she bakes cookies!
TheWimpyVegetarian
May 20, 2013
I've totally gotten there on coconut oil and coconut sugar. That part is love for me now. But shredded coconut, in like with too. And I really like it if it's not overdone. I love the connection you make between baking cookies and being nice - give me a nice laugh just now.
loubaby
May 19, 2013
where is the best place to buy coconut chips? whole foods?
drbabs
May 19, 2013
I think you can get them at Whole Foods. I'm pretty sure mine were from Fairway. (I live on Long Island.)
Bevi
May 22, 2013
They are occasionally available at Costco as well. This is a great recipe. I love Flo's cookies and this version sounds luscious.
boulangere
May 18, 2013
My sympathies lie with the rum, dark or otherwise, given a choice. I can see these given a coating of either dark or white chocolate. Heavenly, Dr. B!
mrslarkin
May 17, 2013
this is brilliant.
mrslarkin
May 18, 2013
drbabs, curious if the dough slices well when frozen. Have you tried? or do you defrost a little?
drbabs
May 18, 2013
I haven't tried. I just move it to the refrigerator if I know I want to bake cookies later. I have some in the freezer now, so I'll try it the next time i bake them and let you know.
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