This is a really yummy savory cookies. My family and friends just love it so much.
1 portion of the recipe can make about 1 tin of plastic container measuring 14.5cm height and 11.5cm diameter with extra few pieces.When I shopped for the ingredients in the bakery shop, and noticed that the smallest packet of cheese powder is 500gms whereas the the amount needed for the cookies is only 20gm. I don't have to make so many containers. I had some left over shredded cheese in the fridge which I can make use of that. Emmm....... The moral of the story is we don't have to follow the recipe 100%, we can do our own adjustment to suit us ; we can always substitute with other ingredients which are available in our own kitchen. I always reduce quite a lot on the amount of sugar in all recipes, this is why I prefer home-made rather to buy outside which are too sweet for my family.
This is one of the 3Rs - we should practice everyday - REDUCE, REUSE AND RECYCLE!
Sour cream potatoes chips, walnuts, butter and shredded cheese. This butter weigh 227 gms only
Sour Cream & Onion Potato Chips and chopped walnuts
Ingredients
250g butter
80g caster sugar (I used less than 60 gms)
150g Sour cream & onion potato chips, crushed
50g walnuts, chopped (or any other nuts of your choice)
20g Parmesan cheese powder
250gm plain flour, shifted with
1tsp baking powder
Method
- Cream butter and sugar till light and fluffy.
- Stir in crushed potato chips, chopped walnuts and Parmesan cheese.
- Fold in shifted flour and mix into a dough.
- Scoop 1 tsp mixture and drop onto a lined baking tray.
- Bake in a preheated over at 180 degree C for 15 minutes or until golden brown. remove and leave to cool before storing.
Recipe adapted from Chef Margaret Cheng at Spastic Centre, PJ during one of the Charity cooking demo.
Note
Adjust the temperature on your own oven accordingly as all ovens are different.
Happy baking!
This post is also linked to the event, Little Thumbs up organised by Zoe from Bake for Happy Kids and Doreen from My Little Favourite DIY, hosted by me, Alice from I Love.I Cook.I Bake
I'm all for savoury cookies! A wonderful change from all the sweet ones! I know that these would be gone very fast!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking!~
Kitchen flavours, I am sure u will not stop at one for these savory cookies! Happy Baking and Happy Chinese New Year to you and yr family!
DeleteHi Christine,
ReplyDeleteYou can also link your delicious cheesy cookies with LTU organized by Alice at http://iloveicookibake.blogspot.com.au/2014/01/say-cheese-with-little-thumbs-up.html
Cheers!
Zoe
Zoe, Thank you for yr infor. Done! Happy Chinese New Year to you and yr family! GongXi! GongXi!
DeleteI tried potato chips in muffins and it was good. Bookmarked this for future bake. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Lian, TQ for yr support! Happy Baking!
Deletehi christine, do you know that i like the sour cream pringles? i actually like them better than the original. I can understand why you said can never stop at just one! shall remember your 3Rs..hehe
ReplyDeleteLena, if u like sour cream pringles, I bet you will definitely love these savory cookies! Yey!
Deletethis is new to me, interesting
ReplyDeleteits so happened to be one of my favourite flavour from Pringles :)
with addition of cheese and nuts, I guess I would be in love with these cookies :)
thks for linking this up to LTU cheese :)
Hi Alice, This recipes is sure is a keeper for Pringles lovers! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHi Christine, This is something new to me! Must be super yummy!! Here's Gong Xi Fa Chai to you and may you gallop into a prosperous and healthy New Year!!
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