There are many recipe for this kind of cookie, but I want to try this recipe because it contains a Pistachio paste in the batter too, and I imagine that this cookie must be delicious.
And the other reason is I want to use it as a decoration for my cake (will post it later, hehe, it's the project for the Chicken farm ^^, that's I'm the host).
Because I want my cookies to have the same size, I cut them while they are still hot from the oven. You can say it's a lot of work but when looking at the uniform size of the cookie, I think it's worth.
This recipe can be halved easily if you want to, but it's delicious enough to bake a full batch of it too.
If you want your tuiles to be crispy just wait until they are cool and bake them again in a 150°C for 4-5 minutes (or less, the time that you need will depend on the size of your cookies). I can't say that this cookie is better than a potato chips, haha but for me it's great to have them around, with a cup of coffee or tea, it's a delicious treat that no one deny.
Pistachio tuiles
Makes 40-50 (small tuiles)
50g ................................. Icing sugar
50g ................................. Brown sugar
25g .................................. Egg whites
2 ....................................... Egg
26g ................................... Unsalted butter, melted
........................................... A pinch of salt
40g ................................... Pistachio paste
20g ................................... Pistachio, chopped
Mix everything except the chopped pistachio together in a food processor and process to combine.
Refrigerate for 30 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 180°C
Line baking pans (you will need more than 1) with baking paper or Silpat.
Spread the batter over the baking paper, and sprinkle with chopped pistachio.
Bake for 4-8 minutes (depend on the size and the thickness of the cookies).
Pistachio tuiles: Thin, delicious and very nutty cookies!
Super inviting and incredible cookies..
ReplyDeleteI love tuiles and adding pistachio must be very crunchy and crispy :)
ReplyDeleteOh! What a delicious cookies! Yummy YummY!!
ReplyDeleteI want to chomp it off the screen!
ReplyDeleteHi pook I followed this recipe but the batter was very watery and it spread out into watery puddles when I spooned it into the baking pan. Did I use too big eggs? Can I know what sized eggs do you normally use?
ReplyDeleteAlso I greased the paper with shortening but it still stuck to it and I couldn't scrape the tuiles off. Is it because it was too watery hence spread out too thinly? Please advice, I'll try it out again! Thank you so much pook (:
ReplyDeleteMy egg is about 55g in weight.
ReplyDeletePs. I really recommend silicone liner or silicone paper for this kind of cookie, they are non stick ^^.
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