
Easter Coconut Macaroons
Chewy coconut macaroons topped with little chocolate eggs — dead simple to make and always a hit at Easter.
Classic vanilla and cocoa shortbread cookies with that satisfying checkerboard pattern. One batch makes about 25 cookies — great for Christmas or honestly any time of year.
Put the room-temperature butter, flour, sugar, and vanilla sugar into a food processor and blitz until it all comes together into a smooth dough.
Take out half the dough and set it aside. Add the cocoa powder to the remaining dough in the processor and blitz again until the cocoa is fully mixed in — now you've got one plain and one chocolate dough.
Divide each dough into two pieces, so you have four pieces total. Roll each one into a long log. If the dough feels crumbly, knead it a bit before rolling.
Arrange the four logs together so they form a checkerboard pattern when you look at the ends.
Press the logs gently together, then square off the sides by pressing each side lightly against the work surface. Slice into rounds about 1–2 cm thick.
Bake at 175 °C for about 12 minutes, until they're golden and set. Let them cool completely.
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