4 egg whites at room temperature
1 cup vanilla flavoured white sugar *
1/4 tsp salt
3 cups desiccated medium shredded coconut **
1/2 cup cake flour ***
Whisk the egg whites, sugar and salt over a double broiler until it is creamy and white.
Mix the flour and coconut to the warm egg mixture. Cover with a cling film and leave it in the fridge for about 1 to 2 hours until it firms up.
Place 1 tbsp with a scoop in an ungreased baking sheet, do not flat it has to be in a mound. Bake the macaroons a preheated oven at 325F for 15 to 20 minutes until it is golden brown. Leave it in the baking sheet until it has cooled as it will firm up after removing from the oven, so don't leave it in the oven for a long time, 15 minutes of baking was sufficient for me.
* If you aren't using vanilla flavoured sugar, use 1 tsp vanilla just before mixing the flour.
** You can use either sweetened or unsweetened I used 1/2 of each.
*** To make cake flour use 3/4 cup all purpose flour mixed with 2 tbsp cornstarch this will make 1 cup of cake flour (halve it for this recipe or save it for later)
Wondering what to do with the yolks, here is an option to make zabaglione custard cream for tiramisu.
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I love coconut macaroons! These looks really wonderful. :) Happy Sunday! Ramona
ReplyDeleteOMG These are so delicious!! I love coconut!
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wow these look great! I have a lot of cake flour and I wanted a yummy cookie recipe, this is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThese are just lovely - was looking for something a tad sweet but not over the top. Perfect timing.
ReplyDeleteLove these !!! Perfectly done
ReplyDeleteMy Wifes's favorite cookies! Thanks for sharing!
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They look absolutely tempting :) i do the eggless version! :) yum!
ReplyDeleteThese are the best looking macaroons in town.
ReplyDeleteThese coconut macaroons are fantastic! They are so easy to make and "healthy" to eat.
ReplyDeleteI love coconut macaroons for their chewy taste.
ReplyDeleteThese look good enough to eat!! lol These are a must try....this week!
ReplyDeleteCoconut macaroons are one of my childhood cookies :) Love'em! Thank you for such a nice comment and following on my blog! Happy to be your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteSimply delicious and mouthwatering macaroons.
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they look very inviting.
ReplyDeleteLove Ash
wow...love them absolutely..looks absolutely gorgeous :-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous macaroons.
ReplyDeletePerfectly baked macaroons :)
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lovely teatime treats
ReplyDeleteawesome....
ReplyDeleteLove macaroons...I was just searching the other day for a macaroon recipe! Thx for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous and yummy!
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Tasted macaroons just a couple of times. Looks perfect and thx for linking to the event.
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yum!great looking coconut macroons...super!
ReplyDeleteI love coconut and all coconut cuisine.. Awesome
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These looks really wonderful, I love the taste of coconut.
ReplyDeletesimply superb! can't wait to try this.
ReplyDeleteMacaroons look so inviting...
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ReplyDeleteSo yummy:)
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Coconut macaroons are something I have never made by themselves, but these do look delicious. Your picture does convey that this recipe is well worth trying. Well done.
ReplyDeleteLovely macaroons... and these are my favorite too..
ReplyDeleteLooks so tempting...wish I had few to taste..:)
ReplyDeletethese r my favs..a must try recipe..
ReplyDeleteThose little beauties looks soo yummy! I love macaroons!
ReplyDeleteThey look so perfectly done, should have tasted divine too..
ReplyDeleteMacaroons are one of my favorite treats. These look so good!
ReplyDeleteyou have made them look so easy...
ReplyDeleteHmm..I've never eaten coconut macaroons. These look lovely. Happy days with them.
ReplyDeleteMacaroons looks delectable..
ReplyDeleteAnything baked with coconut I will certainly drool, esp these lovely macaroons you have shared, yummy I must say.
ReplyDeletevery sweet ones..made perfect!!
ReplyDeleteErivum Puliyum
macaroons look so cute
ReplyDeleteThis is surely irresistible,I can't stop with one. Thank you for linking with Any One Can Cook :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty and cute! Looks simple to make :)
ReplyDeletemacaroons looks absolutely stunning..so yummy!!
ReplyDeleteLooks crunchy and yummy
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My husband loves them and he is usually not a sweets kind of person :-)
ReplyDeleteMy most favorite western dessert in the world - they look super delicious dear!!!
ReplyDeleteOh! Your coconut macaroons look so good, light and delicate. I have not had these for ages...
ReplyDeleteNow I look forward to see what are you going to do with the egg yolks :)
Hope you have a great week ahead!
Lovely macaroons, I love them. A nice presentation I must say and how thoughtful to recommend the yolks for zabaglione or tiramisu.
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Fabulous Macaroons Dear.Bkmarking the recipe Dear. U can use coconutmilk powder Instead of dessicated coconut and try this recipe.Yummy!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comments and compliments everyone :)
DeleteChristy coconut milk powder will not work for macaroons. Do give a try to these addictive macaroons with desiccated coconut sweetened or unsweetened.
Oh, I adore macaroons and yours look picture perfect!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so awesome and yummy...
ReplyDeleteThese macaroons are so yummy and look extremely tempting!Loved the golden color on top - great job done,Akheela:)
ReplyDeleteAwesome recipe,looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteThese coconut macaroons (esp with chocolate) are one of my most favorite desserts that I'd enjoy with coffee or tea.
ReplyDeleteyummmmmmo.... its com out soooooo goooood.... love it...
ReplyDeleteesalaamu aleikoum I just love this machallah! I will def try this out sister!
ReplyDeletewow, those look perfect! i love evrything cococonut :)
ReplyDeletelooks yummy and delicious ........
ReplyDeleteToasty, crispy awesomeness in those coconut macaroons!!
ReplyDeletelovely macroons,looks so delicious...loved it!!
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Its my favourite......am drooling cing the picture
ReplyDeleteWe call them besitos de coco in Puerto Rico! They are every bit delicious.
ReplyDeleteHi Akheela, love your coconut macaroons. Very tempting.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
delicious dish....love the way u arranged....
ReplyDeletePerfectly done macaroons. Loved it. Thanx for linking to my event dear..!
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ReplyDeleteRelishing dish perfect for the teatime :)
ReplyDeleteI have been thinking to make these for long now, this recipe inspires me more towards it
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new n interesting n delicious macaroons.
ReplyDeletelooks perfect! I am getting the taste for coconut macaroons now.
ReplyDeleteBookmarked this recipe immediately, can use leftover egg white, no waste.
ReplyDeletePerfect looking macaroons! I have made eggless version of macaroon...I guess its time to try the egg version now.
ReplyDeleteThese macaroons look divine!
ReplyDeleteThese macaroons look so good, and I have shredded coconut in the pantry. i can't wait to try these!
ReplyDeleteThe macarons looks so perfect. Hubby loves this. I should def try it.
ReplyDeletewow, yummy macaroons, look so delicious..bookmarked it :)
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I love it! Really intrigued by these cookies, simply awesome!
ReplyDeleteThese look so light and heavenly!
ReplyDeleteThese Macaroons look so tantalizing!! Thanks for linking it to ' Cakes, Cookies and Desserts'. I can't wait to post my round-up because they look super-cool. Also they are new to me and since I'm almost insane about baking these days so it would be fun working with this recipe. I'm your happy follower now. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit and comment :) I´ve done this exquisite macaroons, and I know it´s difficult to shape them, yours are perfect. Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteMyriam
delicious macaroons..
ReplyDeletehave always wanted 2 make these..they look adorable
ReplyDeleteLove coconut to the moon and back. These look delicious.
ReplyDeleteOh yummy my husbands favorite! Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteThey look gorgeous. I think I would prefer these to standard macaroons. Thanks for adding them to this month's Bookmarked Recipes :)
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