Macao Almond Cookies

Macau-style almond cookies are tender and crumbly, sweet but just a tad savory, and fragrant from almond and mung bean flour.

INGREDIENTS
• (200 g) mung bean flour
• (70 g) powdered sugar
• (40 g) Roosted almond
• (55 g) Almond flour
• (25 ml) Water
• (25 g ) plain flour
• (50 g) soften Salted or unsalted butter
• (Few ) Pandan leaves (optional)


INSTRUCTIONS
1. Sift all the powdery ingredient in to a large bowl, whisk together the mung bean flour, powdered sugar, almond meal and plain flour until well-combined. Add the soften butter pastry cutter or your fingers to work it into the flour until very crumbly and thoroughly distributed. Add in water in 3 batches rub it until crumbly, the final mixture should be dry and crumbly, but should hold together easily when squeezed.
2. To form the cookies, place a sliced almond nips into the cookies mold — they’ll be on top once the cookies are inverted out of the mold. Press the first layer of the cookie mixture into each hole then put second layer of cookie mixture and use thump to press down the mixture in to the mold. Knock out the cookies.
3. Preheat oven to 140 degrees, Bake the cookies at 140 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes, Let cool completely and serve.

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