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Rice Cookies with Cardamom and Rose Water
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MaryEllen D.
February 23, 2021
This was an extremely disappointing recipe. Rice flour makes for a sandy textured cookie. it needed to be tempered with some other GF flour to improve the texture. It is impossible to roll out. Way too crumbly. I rolled balls and flattened with my hand.
It made 3 dozen cookies, not 8 cookies!
The flavors were too subtle. I would like them a little bolder.
Does anyone test out these recipes before posting? This is not the first time I have been disappointed by putting in time and effort into a bad recipe.
It made 3 dozen cookies, not 8 cookies!
The flavors were too subtle. I would like them a little bolder.
Does anyone test out these recipes before posting? This is not the first time I have been disappointed by putting in time and effort into a bad recipe.
Haley K.
August 15, 2020
LOVE these cookies, I’ve made them many times. I love the texture of them, and they’re perfect for breaking off a piece and dipping in tea/coffee (they do crumble easily).
The dough is sticky, so refrigerating them is necessary. But instead of letting them sit for 30 min I just put the dough on a floured surface and start flattening it. The movement warms the dough up quickly.
I’m honestly not sure when to take them out of the oven since they don’t really change color 🤷🏻♀️, but it all works out 😋
The dough is sticky, so refrigerating them is necessary. But instead of letting them sit for 30 min I just put the dough on a floured surface and start flattening it. The movement warms the dough up quickly.
I’m honestly not sure when to take them out of the oven since they don’t really change color 🤷🏻♀️, but it all works out 😋
MariaJ
July 21, 2020
I don't like it... well, maybe... I don't know! I did everything as it said, but the dough was however... to soft? I was very hard to work it, as they broke very easily on their way from floured surface to cookie sheet.
They took a little bit longer in the oven than what it said... nvm. The result wasn't bad actually, but I´m not sure if the effort is worth it.
They took a little bit longer in the oven than what it said... nvm. The result wasn't bad actually, but I´m not sure if the effort is worth it.
Anna G.
July 22, 2019
Unfortunately, had some bad experience making those.
Followed the recipe, but didn't add rose water. Cookies were breaking into pieces easily, and they had a really weird taste of some beef broth (I guess the reason was in cardamom?). I've never used rice flour before, I may have done something wrong, but sadly it didn't work for me.
Followed the recipe, but didn't add rose water. Cookies were breaking into pieces easily, and they had a really weird taste of some beef broth (I guess the reason was in cardamom?). I've never used rice flour before, I may have done something wrong, but sadly it didn't work for me.
Nichole M.
February 25, 2019
I’ve just made these but my dough is far too sticky to roll out, am I missing something? 😫 the dough smells lovely tho.
Neha
July 21, 2016
The ingredients list is very confusing. I made the dough and put it in fridge a few hours ago. Realized just now that I used 4Tbsp of butter instead of 4oz ...aaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh!
But the dough smells wonderful!
But the dough smells wonderful!
KTB
July 25, 2015
Delicious! I added a half teaspoon of salt and ghee the second time around since I used unsalted butter the first time.
JWC
January 17, 2012
What a beautiful photograph. Where did you find the cookie mold/cookie cutter? It is gorgeous.
susan G.
February 17, 2011
The photo gave me romantic visions, making the cookies was a simple process, and the taste and texture are both light and earthy. What I missed was your friend Asma to look over my shoulder, and the magic cookie cutters. Just delightful!
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