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Old Thu, Oct-30-03, 13:33
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Talking Coconut Macaroons: OK guys cant keep this one a secret much longer !!

This recipe makes delish coconut maccaroons . Carb count 1 g per cookie

Heat oven to 160 Deg C

This quantity makes 20 maccaroons


4 egg whites
pinch salt
1 tsp vanilla
few drops almond oil
1 cup AS
5 drops liquid sweetner
1/2 cup ground almonds
2 cups unsweetened dessicated coconut

beat whites to stiff peaks
add sweeteners and flavouring .
beat whites to make meringue
fold in ground almonds , salt and coconut

mixture should slacken off by now .

drop big teaspoon fulls onto a baking tray

bake for 20 minutes and leave to cool in oven


a yummy treat/pick- me -up with a mid morning cup of coffee

Rob

Last edited by Kristine : Thu, Oct-30-03 at 14:41.
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Old Wed, Nov-05-03, 19:30
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This sounds wonderful! I have this coconut that I haven't managed to open yet and this gives me the impetus I need to hammer away at it--literally.

By the way, where do you get unsweetened coconut?
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Old Thu, Nov-06-03, 11:39
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unsweetened shredded coconut

comes from any store , I found mine in the baking section , but I suppose you could get it in a health food store , be careful that there is no sugar added .

They are yummy , make sure you use fresh egg white in order to get a real stiff meringue .

Good luck
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Old Thu, Nov-06-03, 12:29
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This sounds good.....What is the one cup of AS?....I don't know what "AS" is?...Also, is your liquid sweetner Stevia?....Julie
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Old Thu, Nov-06-03, 15:44
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AS is artificial sweetener in powder form

I use cyclamate liquid sweetener but you can use anything .
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Old Thu, Nov-06-03, 23:02
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Hi Rob

This recipe looks wonderful--and macaroons are one of my very favorite things!

Could I use DaVinci french vanilla syrup in place of the liquid sweetener? and perhaps leave out the vanilla if I did that? DaVinci is sweetened with Splenda, and I would rather use that than other AS's.

thanks for the recipe... can't wait to try it

~Debbie~LoveSong~

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Old Fri, Nov-07-03, 09:59
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OMG
I have to try this, and I just got a brain stormmm. I just made up the peanut butter cups, SOOOOOO I was just thinking about making these, putting them in a cup cake paper and pour the Peanut Butter cup stuff over them yummmmmm,

Oh thank you for the recipe, My recipe collection is growing by leaps and bounds. I haven't had the urge to really cook in over a year, now I find myself setting up my kichten to have everything handy to run and try every new recipe. I only have one draw back, I am still only doing 20 carbs a day, soooo after I cook It I test it out on the kids, and put me some away for the next day LOL. If it past the kid test then it's got to be good.
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Old Fri, Nov-07-03, 13:55
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Lovesong ,

I'm sure that Davinci syrup would be just fine but the meringue would not be very stiff and I was amazed how stiff it gets with splenda . I am sure it would be ok , just try it out . They should come out nice and fluffy looking with a crusty exterior and a soft interior .

I once used dried egg white and it was not as nice because the meringue was not stiff enough .
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Old Fri, Nov-07-03, 14:01
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Surfinmom,
I like the way you use your kids as the guinea pigs

seriously , you should not stay on 20 grams for too long There is no benefit to be had by doing that , you will find that you begin to loose quicker if you eat more carbs . You should not be afraid of going up to 30 grams at least .

Rob
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Old Fri, Nov-07-03, 22:03
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recipe sounds awesome
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Old Mon, Dec-15-03, 01:01
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wanted to put this one back on the front page so i can find it easy, cant wait too try this one!! thx rob
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Old Mon, Dec-15-03, 09:10
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I have been looking for this. Back to the front page with this. Can't wait to try.
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Old Tue, Dec-16-03, 05:46
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Made these for my son's concert reception. I still have not found unsweetened coconut (hey-this is west texas!) but even with the Baker's sweetened, they are still just 5C/Tbs. I figure that's 2 cookies. Mine were pretty "blobbish" looking, but they ate just fine

BTW- I get the oven temp as 320 F. Can you edit the main recipe for us non metrics? Thanks.
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Old Tue, Dec-16-03, 19:53
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Original recipe says bake at 160 degrees C. Is this correct. Want to try these. Thanks
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Old Tue, Dec-16-03, 19:53
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Sorry or is it farenheit?
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