These coconut macaroons are my husband's favorite and earned me a first-place ribbon at the county fair. I especially like the fact that this recipe makes a small enough batch for the two of us to nibble on without lots left over. —Penny Ann Habeck, Shawano, Wisconsin

First-Place Coconut Macaroons

coconut

sugar

all-purpose flour

salt

vanilla extract

1g protein. <B><b>Diabetic Exchanges</b>: </B> 1/2 starch

I think that the coconut qty is 2-1/3 c? I used 14 oz. They are crispy so added 2 more egg whites. Seems recipe is off unless I am only making 1 dip? I made 24 macaroons.

I did a double batch and then a single one. I think single one were better!
I would give 10* it’s the best!

I agree with Pixie. I whipped the egg whites to soft peak stage and used unsweetened toasted coconut and they were just right. Not too sweet!

I made this recipe in two batches: one with whipping my egg whites into stiff peaks then combining. The next one without whipping my egg whites. The whipped egg white&#039;s batch turned out excellent! Crispier with a bit more depth. The non-whipped recipe still turned out tasty, however I found it comparable to a &quot;Mounds&quot; Candy Bar without the chocolate coating. 

I&#039;m looking forward to trying this recipe with the traditional almond extract or maybe lemon!

My husband loves the chocolate dipped macaroons from Panera Bread.  When I saw this recipe, I thought I&#039;d make some for him for Father&#039;s Day.  I only had unsweetened coconut on hand, so I used that.  I made one other change, so the macaroons were more like the ones my husband loves.  Once they cooled, I dipped the bottoms into melted chocolate, and when they set, I drizzled melted chocolate on top. They turned out beautifully!  My husband said they were even better than Panera Bread&#039;s!  Definitely a win!  Thank you for such a yummy and simple recipe.  :-)

I&#039;ve made these several times with Bob&#039;s RedMill 1-to-1 gluten-free baking flour.  I didn&#039;t do anything but what the recipe said, and they came out well.  They remind me of my Grandmother&#039;s macaroons.  I try to get them into a ball shape on the cookie sheet because any spread will brown much more than the rest of the cookie--the &quot;dough&quot; is quite loose in uncooked state.  They are very sweet--but I like that.

Fantastic! I used lemon extract instead of vanilla and whipped the egg whites briefly till frothy, but followed the recipe exactly otherwise. In 19-1/2 minutes the macaroons were done and amazing. I’ll definitely be making them again. Thank you!

I purchased unsweetened coconut at the grocery yesterday and came across this recipe this morning.  I tweaked it slightly to be keto friendly by using almond flour instead of regular flour, and stevia instead of sugar. I also used lemon extract instead of vanilla, as I am a huge lemon fan and just happened  to have it on hand. They turned out absolutely beautiful and so delicious!!!

Great taste and smell. A bit too sweet for me, so I’d cut the sugar down. Also was a runny mess. Will need to add a little more flour and coconut, but plan to make again!

first-place coconut macaroons

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 20 minutes

Total: 30 minutes

Servings: 1

Author : Taste of Home

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