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Coconut Macaroons
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EAGLE BRAND®
"So easy to make, and so versatile - you'll want to try all the variations included with this recipe!"
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PREP TIME
10 Min
COOK TIME
17 Min
READY IN
27 Min
Original recipe yield 4 dozen
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1 (14 ounce) can EAGLE BRAND® Sweetened Condensed Milk (NOT evaporated milk)
1 egg white, whipped
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 1/2 teaspoons almond extract
1 (14 ounce) package flaked coconut
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DIRECTIONS
Preheat oven 325 degrees F. Line baking sheets with foil; grease and flour foil. Set aside.
In large bowl, combine EAGLE BRAND®, egg white, extracts and coconut; mix well. Drop by rounded teaspoonfuls onto prepared baking sheets; slightly flatten each mound with a spoon.
Bake 15 to 17 minutes or until lightly browned around edges. Immediately remove from baking sheets (macaroons will stick if allowed to cool); cool on wire racks. Store loosely covered at room temperature.
FOOTNOTE
Macaroon Kisses: Prepare and bake as above. Press solid milk chocolate candy star in center of each macaroon immediately after baking.
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Reviewed on May 21, 2005 by WINDYMOM
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May 21, 2005
I use unsweetened coconut when making these and they turn out great. I omit the egg also. One time I just forgot it, and they turned out better. I also use a small scoop to form them and then press slightly with the bottom of the cookie scoop once they are dropped onto the pan. I use Pam on the foil and haven't had a problem with sticking when I take them off immediately.
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I use unsweetened coconut when making these and they turn out great. I omit the egg also. ...
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Reviewed on Dec. 13, 2004 by BRWNYZ
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BRWNYZ
Dec. 13, 2004
I found this to be a very easy recipe. I did alter it a bit. First I doubled the recipe (with 8 married kids and 13 grandchildren I double everything), then, to prevent the cookies from flattening I added another 14oz bag of coconut. I rolled them with my fingers a bit forming balls. The balls kept their shape just fine. Then I poured a chocolate glaze. I had read another reviewer's comment about not over-cooking them. If stored in an airtight container the toasted coconut will soften.
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I found this to be a very easy recipe. I did alter it a bit. First I doubled the recipe...
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Reviewed on Jan. 2, 2007 by
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MARLYS366
Jan. 2, 2007
These turned out wonderfully, very simple to make. Just a couple of comments: I left out the almond extract as my nephew has a nut allergy & everyone still thought they were delicious. Also, I baked them on sheets lined with parchment paper instead of foil. This eliminated the need to grease the foil, and preserved the gluten-free nature of the recipe (my sister has celiac disease, & Pam for Baking contains flour, so that wasn't an option.) I was able to reuse the parchment sheets for each batch; the cookies slid right off the paper & cleanup was a cinch.
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These turned out wonderfully, very simple to make. Just a couple of comments: I left out the...
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Reviewed on Dec. 11, 2007 by toola
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toola
Dec. 11, 2007
I made a test batch because of all the varying reviews, but I needn't have worried. Soooo easy to make, even with a toddler at my heels. I pretty much followed the recommendations of the other reviewers..I whipped the egg white till it formed soft peaks, used unsweetened coconut - I think it would have been too sweet otherwise. I added the almond extract to the condensed milk and mixed it together before adding the other ingredients (I only used 1 tsp). I formed little balls with the mixture, pressing them down slightly, then put them on greased tin foil. After about 15 min. at 325 they started to get brown on the bottom, and I removed them immediately from pan. They came out perfectly and didn't spread at all. I will definately be making a big batch of these for the holidays!
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I made a test batch because of all the varying reviews, but I needn't have worried. Soooo...
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Reviewed on Nov. 28, 2006 by BADNAT
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BADNAT
Nov. 28, 2006
good recipe! these turned out pretty well! i whipped the egg white to soft peak before adding the rest of the ingredients- they olny spread a bit during baking. next time i think i will whip the can of S. C. milk, too. (yes, it does whip up some) i thought the dough was a little soft- next time i will buy more coconut and add untill i get the right consistancy. beacuse they were a little soft, i got my hands wet and made balls to put on the cookie sheet- then they didn't spread much at all. i cooked them at 325 (to dry them out) for 15min or so and they were lovely! i don't know what every one else is doing w/ the foil- because i sprayed "pam for baking" on my foil and they come off great- maybe theirs were too runny.
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good recipe! these turned out pretty well! i whipped the egg white to soft peak before adding...
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Reviewed on Dec. 15, 2005 by Conzon
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Conzon
Dec. 15, 2005
First off, use aluminum foil as it states in the recipe to line your cookie sheets & you won't have a problem with them sticking. This recipe is really easy & delicious. Also I found that turning my spatula over so that it is in a 45 degree angle helped to remove each macaroon easier.
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First off, use aluminum foil as it states in the recipe to line your cookie sheets & you won't...
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Reviewed on Dec. 20, 2006 by DAWN0001
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DAWN0001
Dec. 20, 2006
I think these are very good, however I did leave out the egg white. They are a very sweet cookie so I think the next time I will add a little flour to see if that cuts the sweetness on them. I had no problem removing them from the pans because I used parchment paper. I use it on all my cookies actually because you can just slide the whole bunch off your sheets for cooling. Try parchment! You will LOVE it!
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I think these are very good, however I did leave out the egg white. They are a very sweet...
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Reviewed on Dec. 20, 2006 by
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A. Taylor
Dec. 20, 2006
Really liked this recipe - I followed a lot of the tips of everyone else. I whipped the egg white and the condensed milk together to give it a bit of volume. As well, I also added about 1/2 a cup of flour, as many of the other ratings said they were too runny. The flour gave it excellent consistency and the taste is still great! The balls of macaroon kept their shape perfectly. Oh! And to prevent them from sticking to the pan I used silicon mats/silpat - did the trick, didn't need any foil or non-stick coatings at all!
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Really liked this recipe - I followed a lot of the tips of everyone else. I whipped the egg...
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Reviewed on Dec. 24, 2004 by
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MISS ALLI
Dec. 24, 2004
These are good, just a word of warning for anyone making these. I put the waxed paper on the cookie sheet, buttered and floured, the trick to removing them after they are cooked is to remove them immediately from the cookie sheet or else they will all stick and you will get very frustrated!
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These are good, just a word of warning for anyone making these. I put the waxed paper on the...
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Reviewed on Nov. 24, 2004 by KOVARIKDL
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KOVARIKDL
Nov. 24, 2004
My husband and father love these, I also made some with drizzled cholate over them. They are requested every Chrismas.
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My husband and father love these, I also made some with drizzled cholate over them. They are...
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