Easy Traditional Coconut Biscuit (Biskut Kelapa) - Old-fashioned Baking Recipe - MyKitchen101en.com (2024)

Posted by Mykitchen101en Team | Jul 19, 2020 | 10

This is a traditional coconut biscuit (Biskut Kelapa) commonly seen in Malaysia, an old-fashioned baking recipe that brings fond childhood memories for many.

The ingredients needed or methods for preparing the coconut biscuit are fairly simple, or rather old-fashioned. A quick stir and mix all ingredients in a large bowl, press to shape and bake until it is done. This is a classic biscuit, full of delightful fresh coconut aroma with a firm and brittle texture.

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Notes:

• This recipe uses a 4.7 cm diameter and 2 cm high round press mould.
• Yield 20 biscuits, each uses about 16 g biscuit mix.
• Baking time may vary depending on the thickness and size of the coconut biscuit, adjust accordingly.

CHINESE VERSION: 传统椰子饼(椰丝饼, 椰渣饼)

Traditional Coconut Biscuit (Biskut Kelapa) Recipe | MyKitchen101en

Yield: 20 pieces

Ingredients:

• 90 g bread crumb (white)
• 180 g fresh shredded coconut
• 45 g Melted Margarine (or butter)
• 70 g fine sugar
• 30 g water (2 Tbsp)

Instructions:

1 Toast 90 g of white bread crumb with a dry pan, use medium-low heat, and stir continuously until golden brown. Toasting time is about 5-8 minutes. Note: Use white bread crumb instead of yellow-colored bread crumb for a more natural color biscuit. Homemade bread crumb: Take 3-4 slices of bread and toast with low heat or sun-drying until it is completely dry, pulse with a food processor.

2 Toast fresh shredded coconut with a dry pan, stir continuously over medium heat until golden brown. Toasting time is about 18 minutes. Note: Recommend using fresh shredded coconut instead of desiccated coconut or toasted coconut flake, the taste of freshly shredded coconut is richer.

3 Mix fine granulated sugar with water until it is almost dissolved, stir in melted butter or margarine.

4 Mix in toasted bread crumb and shredded coconut, cover and set aside to rest the mixture for 15 minutes.

5 Preheat oven to 160°C (320F°).

6 Fill in biscuit mixture to the biscuit mould and press to shape. Note: This recipe uses 4.7 cm diameter and 2 cm height round mould.

6.1 Diameter=4.7 cm, Height=2 cm round press mould.

7 Arrange the biscuit on baking tray, bake in a pre-heated oven at 160°C (320F°) for 28 minutes, approximate baking times.

8 Cool completely on cooling rack and store in an air-tight container.