MDM, Thanks for sharing ur delicious Rose Cookies recipe, God Bless U throughout the journey of Life 💝. Very appreciated,, ur communication skill & sharing the secrets tips & tricks, does make me alert & aware, help me to carefully prepare the rose 🌹 cookies. Live Life 💝💐 love life, fron the bottom of ur heart ❤️ soul, thought & mind too T C Wishing you One & All A very happy healthy 💗 prosperous Christmas ⛄ & A Very Happy New 🆕 Year too.
Hi! I tried it myself yesterday n it turned out amazing. I did it with butterfly mould n with pink colour. My children loved it. Thanks for sharing such a lovely recipe. Merry Christmas to you and your family
Hi Tricia Thank you for all the lovely recipes you explain each & everyone in detail & make it look so easy have tried a few & they turned out beautiful thank you & have a lovely Christmas with your family.👍❤
I made the Rose Cookies. Taste is wonderful. I stored it in the tin after coolong it but today when i opened the tin the cookies turned soft. What is the reason. They were crisp before storing in the tin
My rose cookies always turn soggy after cooking. I keep it for 10 minutes in the open air and store it in air tight container, but still after few hours it will become soggy. The same is the case with kulkuls. Pls give me the tip.
Hi Deepti, I don’t think 10 mins is nearly enough to cool it down completely. That’s why they are turning soggy. You need to let them cool completely not just on the outside but right through.
Wow... I love them. My granny used to make it when we visit her. But when she passed it was a mystery. But she never added eggs. Do you know how we can make eggless once. Please do share if you know.
Hats off to you Trisha. Very well explained. I always wanted to try this but it would seem to be so difficult. But u made the recipe so easy. Will try it this Christmas. Thanks and God bless
Hi can u pls tell how to store them. As mine became soft after few days. I had sealed the cookies in a plastic bag n sealed the bag yet it became soft after few days. What could b the reason pls ?
Sujata, I always store the fried sweets in an airtight container or tin. Make sure it is airtight or it will get soft. I wouldn't recommend a bag, because the slightest gap or hole will make it soft over time.
Luciana, this cookie gets its name because of the shape originally used - a rosette. It has eventually become rose cookies over the years. The name is not because of the flavour. 😊
Madam excellent receipe. Thanks for the tips. I want to try this recipe for Christmas can you please give me the receipe below as I cannot get through your website. Can you please give me the ingredients and method I will be very much obliged. Thanks in advance and God bless you
@@TheAspiringHomeCook No Madam I still cannot get that link. I am sorry that I am troubling you. Your live chat was excellent and very knowledgeable. You have got a lot of experience. I missed your talk . But thanks for having the video / the full programme the u tube. How I longed to do this when I was young but it is never to late to learn when there are experienced and knowledgeable person like you who impart and make things easier. I am a Sr. Citizen and to do this is difficult but I determined to do it for this Christmas. I have subscribed yr channels as you have Goan receipes. Thanks and God bless you and your career.
@@lourdesnoronha4199 Thank you so much. No trouble at all. And you are absolutely right, it is never too late. If I can be of any assistance, feel free to leave me a comment here. Here is the recipe - INGREDIENTS 1 egg, at room temperature 1/3 cup of sugar (fine grain or ground to a powder) 1 cup all purpose flour 1 cup rice flour, fine 1 tsp Vanilla extract / Vanilla bean paste 1 - 1 1/2 cup coconut milk A pinch of salt 1 tsp black sesame seeds Oil, for deep frying DIRECTIONS To make the batter - Crack the egg into a large mixing bowl. Whisk lightly. Add the sugar and whisk to combine. Add the salt and vanilla and mix. Add the all purpose flour and rice flour and mix lightly. Add the coconut milk and whisk to form a batter. The batter shouldn’t be too thick or too thin. Use more coconut milk/water or all purpose flour to adjust the consistency as needed. Stir in the sesame seeds. To fry the cookies - Heat the oil in a deep, heavy pan for deep frying. Place the cookie iron in the hot oil for about 30 seconds or till it has heated. Shake excess oil off the iron and insert in batter about 3/4 of the way. Immediately place the iron in the oil. In a few seconds, lightly shake the iron to release the cookie or use a fork to help take it off the iron. Please watch the video to see the technique in action. When the cookie has lightly browned, carefully flip over to fry it on the other side. When golden brown, drain any excess oil and remove the cookies onto a tray lined with absorbent kitchen paper to drain the excess oil. Take the cookies out of the oil when it is still on the lighter side. They will continue to turn slightly darker once taken out of the oil. Continue frying the rest of the cookies. When the cookies have cooled down completely, serve up or store in an airtight container. NOTES - The consistency of the batter is very important. You may need to adjust the consistency of the batter as you fry the first few cookies to hit the right consistency. If it is too thick, add a little water or coconut milk and whisk in. If it is too thin, add a little all purpose flour and whisk through. - We don’t like our sweets overly sweet. Feel free to add more sugar to suit your preferences. Fry off a couple of cookies and taste them, adjust sweetness, if needed. - Take the cookies out of the oil when it is still on the lighter side. They will continue to turn slightly darker once taken out of the oil.
You should keep heating d mould continuosly as u focus on frying d rose cookies...this helps in leaving d cookies easily from d mould...otherwise also u find after a few cookies ...d mould releases d cookies easily...i do it with only myda sugar & eggs...dey come out well but r too brittle Never tried ur method...must be very tssty
The name is incorrect. ACHU means mould. MURUKU means chakli. The correct name of this cookie is ACHAPPAM cookie of Kerala. In Sweden it is called Rosette cookie.
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I realised you have given the recipe in the comments. Thank you so much. Very kind of you to take the trouble
MDM, Thanks for sharing ur delicious Rose Cookies recipe, God Bless U throughout the journey of Life 💝. Very appreciated,, ur communication skill & sharing the secrets tips & tricks, does make me alert & aware, help me to carefully prepare the rose 🌹 cookies. Live Life 💝💐 love life, fron the bottom of ur heart ❤️ soul, thought & mind too T C Wishing you One & All A very happy healthy 💗 prosperous Christmas ⛄ & A Very Happy New 🆕 Year too.
Thank you so much for my awaited recipes. God bless you and wish you a very merry Christmas 🎄
Hi! I tried it myself yesterday n it turned out amazing. I did it with butterfly mould n with pink colour. My children loved it. Thanks for sharing such a lovely recipe. Merry Christmas to you and your family
Hi Tricia
Thank you for all the lovely recipes you explain each & everyone in detail & make it look so easy have tried a few & they turned out beautiful thank you & have a lovely Christmas with your family.👍❤
Thank you so much for the recipe it's so easy to make these rose cookies🥰 merry Christmas 🎅
Yes, thk u. Thoroughly enjoyed
Love this recipe👍very straightforward. Thank you🎄🎉
Hi , u very patiently explained in detail. Thank u so much. God bless u.
Can you please put recipe of Christmas lunch.
Thank you for the recipe
Hi Tricia, Great recipe ,did you make fresh coconut milk or you added the store bought coconut milk?
This time I used the store bought one, but you can use freshly made coconut milk too. That’s what I always used in Bombay.
I love Rose cookies madam very nice
How can I get this mould?
Very good I will try it😊
Pl share recipe of macroons - I just love dem
Happy Xmas
Where do you get this mould
I bought this from a local shop in Mumbai. One that sells kitchen vessels and such. You may be able to find it on amazon too.
CAN WE USE VANILLA EXTRACT?? PLS REPLY 🙏🙏🙏❤️
Yes you can.
Hey I love rose cookies...is one cup 250 grms??
Mmmmm.
@@viralvideosviral8988 that a yes or no? Or just yumm? XD
Yes. U said it ma'am
Pl show wedding puris
I will add it to my list.
U must use castor sugar or powdered sugar
Very nice kokis 👍
Very good tip.
You can omit rice flour, which will also turns out crispy. Can use cake seeds for rose cookies, will give a good flavour.
Merry Christmas Trisha🎄⛄❄️
Can it nt be made without coconut milk or milk. (reason for coconut milk.
Hi Anthony, coconut milk adds flavour.
I made the Rose Cookies. Taste is wonderful. I stored it in the tin after coolong it but today when i opened the tin the cookies turned soft. What is the reason. They were crisp before storing in the tin
You need to let it cool
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I’ve not been successful in making these. But with your recipe, I feel confident to try it once more. 😊
excellent .thanks .
I tried ur recipe today 🥰✌🏻 wanna tell you it was amaaazzzinnnggg ♥️♥️
Nice recipe. Can we skip egg. If yes what can we use in its place. Also wat can we use in place of coconut milk
Yes you can. You can also use any other milk / plant based milk, but the flavor will change a little.
I enjoyed your recipe
Thank you.
Super nice 👍👌
Awesome
Beautifully explained, for sure it's going into my recipe book of treasure, thankyou very much
Thks for sharing da link
Nice recpie.. will definitely try this Christmas... May I know where did you get those different shapes moulds, especially the butterfly one ...
They were from a local shop in Malad (W) Mumbai. You should be able to find them online too.
Love your recipes. Very well explained
Well prepared 👌👍
I like all ur receipes.n u explain very well.Thank u.Merry Christmas.
Thanks for sharing your recepe. God bless 🙏 Merry Christmas 🌲
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My rose cookies always turn soggy after cooking. I keep it for 10 minutes in the open air and store it in air tight container, but still after few hours it will become soggy. The same is the case with kulkuls. Pls give me the tip.
Hi Deepti, I don’t think 10 mins is nearly enough to cool it down completely. That’s why they are turning soggy. You need to let them cool completely not just on the outside but right through.
@@TheAspiringHomeCook Thanks a lot for the reply. Today I am again trying Rose cookies for my son. Hope it turns out well.
Thank you it's really good
Madam Kindly recommend me a gud vanilla which u used in this receipe plsss
This is a vanilla bean paste from Costco - its the Queen brand.
I'm coming over to your place for Xmas to enjoy your kuswar
Very nice
Hello, can you give the measurements in grams?
Wow... I love them. My granny used to make it when we visit her. But when she passed it was a mystery. But she never added eggs. Do you know how we can make eggless once. Please do share if you know.
Hi Tejashwini, you can simply leave the egg out and it should work equally well. :)
Hats off to you Trisha. Very well explained. I always wanted to try this but it would seem to be so difficult. But u made the recipe so easy. Will try it this Christmas. Thanks and God bless
Excellent👏👏👏
I tried this recipe today but when I put in oil for frying it was sticking on due and was not coming off.
Please check out the complete video. I share why this could happen and I give you tips to fix the batter as well.
You need to add 2 eggs instead of 1
I like all your recipes
Hi can u pls tell how to store them. As mine became soft after few days. I had sealed the cookies in a plastic bag n sealed the bag yet it became soft after few days. What could b the reason pls ?
Sujata, I always store the fried sweets in an airtight container or tin. Make sure it is airtight or it will get soft. I wouldn't recommend a bag, because the slightest gap or hole will make it soft over time.
@@TheAspiringHomeCook thank you so much
Can we use cow milk instead of coconut milk??
You can, but the flavour will change.
Its a very tasty cookies......
I find to make dis extremely difficult
I think since its rose cookies the essence used should have been rose and not vanilla. Other than that it's an excellent receipe.
Luciana, this cookie gets its name because of the shape originally used - a rosette. It has eventually become rose cookies over the years. The name is not because of the flavour. 😊
Receipe is interesting. Please let me know as to how many days in advance can rose cookies be made.
Thanks
Please give us your measurements in the description box
Hi Dagmar, the complete recipe is linked in the description box.
Queria muito o nome dessa peça traduzido em português
Unfortunately, I don't know what it's called in Portuguese. If I come across the name, I'll update it here. :)
Nice keep it up
My cookies are soaking too much oil
Why?
Konica, is your oil hot enough?
Mam ye mould kaha pe milenge? plz reply
Shakeel, any shop that sells baking goods or cake decorating items will have it. You should also be able to find it online on Amazon.
@@TheAspiringHomeCook it's available on Amazon.
It's awesome, loved it !
Measurements in word's. Please
Madam excellent receipe. Thanks for the tips. I want to try this recipe for Christmas can you please give me the receipe below as I cannot get through your website. Can you please give me the ingredients and method I will be very much obliged. Thanks in advance and God bless you
Try this link-theaspiringhomecook.com/2019/12/rose-cookies-kokkisan.html
Please let me know if this link works for you.
@@TheAspiringHomeCook No Madam I still cannot get that link. I am sorry that I am troubling you. Your live chat was excellent and very knowledgeable. You have got a lot of experience. I missed your talk . But thanks for having the video / the full programme the u tube. How I longed to do this when I was young but it is never to late to learn when there are experienced and knowledgeable person like you who impart and make things easier. I am a Sr. Citizen and to do this is difficult but I determined to do it for this Christmas. I have subscribed yr channels as you have Goan receipes. Thanks and God bless you and your career.
@@lourdesnoronha4199 Thank you so much. No trouble at all. And you are absolutely right, it is never too late. If I can be of any assistance, feel free to leave me a comment here.
Here is the recipe -
INGREDIENTS
1 egg, at room temperature
1/3 cup of sugar (fine grain or ground to a powder)
1 cup all purpose flour
1 cup rice flour, fine
1 tsp Vanilla extract / Vanilla bean paste
1 - 1 1/2 cup coconut milk
A pinch of salt
1 tsp black sesame seeds
Oil, for deep frying
DIRECTIONS
To make the batter -
Crack the egg into a large mixing bowl. Whisk lightly.
Add the sugar and whisk to combine.
Add the salt and vanilla and mix.
Add the all purpose flour and rice flour and mix lightly.
Add the coconut milk and whisk to form a batter. The batter shouldn’t be too thick or too thin. Use more coconut milk/water or all purpose flour to adjust the consistency as needed.
Stir in the sesame seeds.
To fry the cookies -
Heat the oil in a deep, heavy pan for deep frying.
Place the cookie iron in the hot oil for about 30 seconds or till it has heated.
Shake excess oil off the iron and insert in batter about 3/4 of the way. Immediately place the iron in the oil. In a few seconds, lightly shake the iron to release the cookie or use a fork to help take it off the iron. Please watch the video to see the technique in action.
When the cookie has lightly browned, carefully flip over to fry it on the other side. When golden brown, drain any excess oil and remove the cookies onto a tray lined with absorbent kitchen paper to drain the excess oil. Take the cookies out of the oil when it is still on the lighter side. They will continue to turn slightly darker once taken out of the oil.
Continue frying the rest of the cookies.
When the cookies have cooled down completely, serve up or store in an airtight container.
NOTES
- The consistency of the batter is very important. You may need to adjust the consistency of the batter as you fry the first few cookies to hit the right consistency. If it is too thick, add a little water or coconut milk and whisk in. If it is too thin, add a little all purpose flour and whisk through.
- We don’t like our sweets overly sweet. Feel free to add more sugar to suit your preferences. Fry off a couple of cookies and taste them, adjust sweetness, if needed.
- Take the cookies out of the oil when it is still on the lighter side. They will continue to turn slightly darker once taken out of the oil.
@@TheAspiringHomeCook Thanks a lot a lot for the trouble you have taken. God bless you a million
@@lourdesnoronha4199 No trouble at all :)
If you need any help, don't hesitate to ask. Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones.
Height of patience
You should keep heating d mould continuosly as u focus on frying d rose cookies...this helps in leaving d cookies easily from d mould...otherwise also u find after a few cookies ...d mould releases d cookies easily...i do it with only myda sugar & eggs...dey come out well but r too brittle
Never tried ur method...must be very tssty
Sister
The name is incorrect. ACHU means mould. MURUKU means chakli. The correct name of this cookie is ACHAPPAM cookie of Kerala. In Sweden it is called Rosette cookie.
The name achu murukku is also used in a few places
in tamil its achu murruku
anne can you guide me where i can get the rose cookie mould. I can place an order
Very well explained ., i like ur recipe
Rose cookie Moulds are available on Amazon I believe.
😂last portion of Coco milk was aggressive