Eid Cookies
Every Eid mum, sister, cousin 1&2 and myself will each bake a variety of cookies and serve them this way when guests come over.
I’m not great at remembering the names of all of these cookies but here are ones that I do know.
Starting from the top (12 o’clock) and moving clockwise
- Samperit/Dahlia “Custard” cookies (Cousin 2)
- Chocolate Snowy cookies (Cousin 1)
- No idea (Cousin 2)
- Pineapple Tarts (Aunt)
- Oat Sugar cookies (Mine)
- Middle - Pistachio chocolate cookies (Mine)
Bottom pic
- Mazola biscuits (Aunt)
- Half Moon Coconut Cookies (Cousin 2)
- Pineapple Tarts (Mum)
- Bangkit Pandan Cookies (Cousin 1)
- Arab Milk Cookies (Mum)
- Mini Love Knot Beef Spring Rolls, the only savoury one (Mum)
Every Eid mum, sister, cousin 1&2 and myself will each bake a variety of cookies and serve them this way when guests come over.
I’m not great at remembering the names of all of these cookies but here are ones that I do know.
Starting from the top (12 o’clock) and moving clockwise
- Samperit/Dahlia “Custard” cookies (Cousin 2)
- Chocolate Snowy cookies (Cousin 1)
- No idea (Cousin 2)
- Pineapple Tarts (Aunt)
- Oat Sugar cookies (Mine)
- Middle - Pistachio chocolate cookies (Mine)
Bottom pic
- Mazola biscuits (Aunt)
- Half Moon Coconut Cookies (Cousin 2)
- Pineapple Tarts (Mum)
- Bangkit Pandan Cookies (Cousin 1)
- Arab Milk Cookies (Mum)
- Mini Love Knot Beef Spring Rolls, the only savoury one (Mum)