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Little morsels of yumminess ready in a jiffy.
Preheat oven to 300F (150C).
Mix sweetened condensed milk into the coconut, using only enough milk to hold the mixture together. (If you use too much milk, it will run out and burn whilst baking.)
At this point, add any extras you desire. (See below for suggestions.)
Wet hands and roll teaspoonfuls of mixture into balls.
Place on a nonstick cookie sheet and bake for 12 minutes or until they are just lightly browned.
Optional extras:
Although these are great without anything added to them, they are versatile and fun to add to.
Most of the macaroons in the picture have finely diced glazed ginger and dark chocolate chips (they were very moorish).
Another time, I made the balls, pressed my finger in the top to make a little hole and filled them with raspberry preserves. They were like a cookie called “Jam Drops.” Again, mmm!
Other suggestions include chocolate chips (milk, dark or white), nuts (macadamia, pecan, almond, pistachio), candied orange peel and slivered almonds, raisins, chopped dates, chopped dried apricots, or whatever else you fancy.
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downthelanegirl on 1.8.2011
I used about one half can of the sweetened condensed milk and it was plenty. I had to bake mine 16 minutes. I didn’t form in tight round balls, Since I’m a coconut nut and my hubby isn’t, I knew I had to add chocolate or I would eat them all myself, so I drizzled melted, chocolate chips over the top. They were yummy. They tasted like mounds bars and my husband loved them. Next time I will form into tight logs and dip them in chocolate.