Matcha Cookies with Almond
Matcha cookies with almond – buttery and crumbly Japanese matcha (green tea) cookies with almond. Super easy matcha cookies recipe that anyone can make.
When I posted the Matcha Roll recipe, I received a few requests from readers asking me to share more green tea (matcha) recipes. Matcha as an ingredient in baking has become increasingly popular, especially for people who are partial to Japanese cuisine. I personally love matcha: its powdery texture, earthy fragrance and aroma, and the subtle nuance it lends to the key ingredients, for example: matcha ice cream, matcha rolls, and in this case, matcha cookies.
So, when you are in the mood of making cookies and wanted to dress up your cookies with a little something, I strongly recommend adding matcha to your recipe. Just a tablespoon of the magical green powder and your cookies will taste so much different, and better. For my matcha cookies recipe, I kicked it up a notch by adding some almond slices. The end result is two dozens of gorgeously baked green-color matcha cookies that are supremely buttery, flaky, yet crunchy with the almond. They are perfect nibbles on warm summer days, perhaps with some matcha ice cream on the side.
Do you use Matcha in your baking? If so, I would love to learn from you. If you have savory recipes for Matcha, please also share your ideas by commenting below. Thank you!
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Amanda
Hello! I baked the cookies in this recipe a month ago and loved them! I usually make cookies with cookie cutters, but these were so much easier. I ended up modifying this recipe to make sakura cookies for Valentine’s Day. Is it ok if I link my altered recipe to your website and translate it?
Rasa Malaysia
Of course. Thanks!
Huonh
Hello, I just followed your recipe and my dough is chilling in the fridge. I’m wondering why there is no eggs in the recipe as many other recipes content eggs?