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#Heat oven to 160℃ | #Heat oven to 160℃ | ||
#Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper. Put sugar and water in a saucepan and heat, dissolving sugar. Boil until a light brown caramel forms. Pour the caramel on to the line baking tray | #Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper. Put sugar and water in a saucepan and heat, dissolving sugar. Boil until a light brown caramel forms. Pour the caramel on to the line baking tray | ||
#When cool, break the caramel into very small pieces (if too large, piping later will be difficult) but not to a powder. | # | ||
#*original recipe. When cool, break the caramel into very small pieces (if too large, piping later will be difficult) but not to a powder. | |||
#*Cees Holtkamp. Blitz the caramel in a food processor by pulsing till in small pieces. Sieve to remove the finest powder - you want the small pieces. | |||
#Two options. | #Two options. | ||
# | #*original recipe. Line tray with paper again. This quantity will fill two trays so you could line two trays and bake both at once depending on your oven. | ||
# | #*Cees Holtkamp greases the trays instead of lining with paper so that the biscuits spread better. | ||
#Put the butter, sugar and vanilla extract in food processor and blitz till butter incorporated. Add the egg (or milk) and mix throughly | #Put the butter, sugar and vanilla extract in food processor and blitz till butter incorporated. Add the egg (or CH milk) and mix throughly | ||
#Add the flour and nougatine pieces and mix briefly till a soft dough has formed. | #Add the flour and nougatine pieces and mix briefly till a soft dough has formed. | ||
#Put dough in a piping bag with a 10-15mm smooth nozzle. Pipe little mounds of dough of approx 2-3 cm, leaving plenty of space as the dough will spread considerably while baking | #Put dough in a piping bag with a 10-15mm smooth nozzle. Pipe little mounds of dough of approx 2-3 cm, leaving plenty of space as the dough will spread considerably while baking. | ||
#Bake for 15 minutes till golden brown and cooked. Allow to cool on trays for a few minutes then transfer to cooling racks - or you can just loosen and shift them on the baking sheet | #Bake for 15 minutes till golden brown and cooked. Allow to cool on trays for a few minutes then transfer to cooling racks - or you can just loosen and shift them on the baking sheet | ||
Latest revision as of 14:49, 20 March 2026

Ingredients
- for the nougatine
- 70g sugar
- 1½ tbsp water
- for the biscuits
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Method
- Heat oven to 160℃
- Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper. Put sugar and water in a saucepan and heat, dissolving sugar. Boil until a light brown caramel forms. Pour the caramel on to the line baking tray
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- original recipe. When cool, break the caramel into very small pieces (if too large, piping later will be difficult) but not to a powder.
- Cees Holtkamp. Blitz the caramel in a food processor by pulsing till in small pieces. Sieve to remove the finest powder - you want the small pieces.
- Two options.
- original recipe. Line tray with paper again. This quantity will fill two trays so you could line two trays and bake both at once depending on your oven.
- Cees Holtkamp greases the trays instead of lining with paper so that the biscuits spread better.
- Put the butter, sugar and vanilla extract in food processor and blitz till butter incorporated. Add the egg (or CH milk) and mix throughly
- Add the flour and nougatine pieces and mix briefly till a soft dough has formed.
- Put dough in a piping bag with a 10-15mm smooth nozzle. Pipe little mounds of dough of approx 2-3 cm, leaving plenty of space as the dough will spread considerably while baking.
- Bake for 15 minutes till golden brown and cooked. Allow to cool on trays for a few minutes then transfer to cooling racks - or you can just loosen and shift them on the baking sheet
Tessa Couperus https://www.patesserie.com/recepten/nougatientjes-amsterdamse-koggetjes/
Cees Holtkamp https://foodtube.nl/holtkamps-amsterdamse-koggetjes/
biscuit biscuits
Amsterdamse koggetjes biscuits
