Coconut Macaroons

also called macaroons · coconut macaroon · Passover macaroons

The table

Heat the oven to 325°F (165°C) and line two baking sheets with parchment
2 large(60 g)egg whitesbeat to stiff peaksfoldbake in mounded spoonfuls at 325°F for 25 min
1/4 tsp(1.5 g)table salt
14 oz(400 g)sweetened shredded coconutstir
14 oz(400 g)sweetened condensed milk
1 tsp(5 mL)vanilla extract
1/4 tsp(1.25 mL)almond extract
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2beat to stiff peaks

3stir

Cooking it

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The clock

Start to finish
at least 25 min3 of 4 steps give no time
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If you get it wrong
Narrow — the mixture goes slack if it is worked after the whites are folded through, and a slack one spreads into a flat disc

  1. stir

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  2. beat to stiff peaks

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  3. fold

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  4. bake in mounded spoonfuls at 325°F for 25 min

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See how it is written
>> title: Coconut Macaroons
>> category: Cookies
>> tags: coconut, condensed milk, gluten free, dessert, oven
>> counters: Bakery
>> aka: macaroons, coconut macaroon, Passover macaroons
>> servings: 24
>> time: 40 min
>> slack: narrow — the mixture goes slack if it is worked after the whites are folded through, and a slack one spreads into a flat disc

Heat the #oven{} to 325°F (165°C) and line two #baking sheets{} with parchment.

Stir @sweetened shredded coconut{14%oz}(400 g) with @sweetened condensed milk{14%oz}(400 g), @vanilla extract{1%tsp}(5 mL), and @almond extract{1/4%tsp}(1.25 mL).

>> step: beat to stiff peaks
Beat @egg whites{2%large}(60 g) with @table salt{1/4%tsp}(1.5 g) to stiff peaks.

Fold @&(~1)beaten whites{} into @&(~2)coconut mixture{}.

Bake @&(~1)batter{} in mounded spoonfuls at 325°F for ~{25%min}.