500g icing sugar
500g QBB ghee
600g flour
4 egg yolks
0.5 tsp vanilla
1 tsp baking soda
colorings (optional)
Directions
- combine icing sugar and ghee until well mixed
- add egg yolk, vanilla and baking soda
- add flour slowly till dough can be shaped
- colorings can be added at this stage if desired
- drop liquid colorings and just mixed slightly so colors are a bit blotchy and have marble effect
- make small balls (5-6g) and drop on tray
- bake at 165°C for 10-12min or till edges slightly browned
Tips
for basic suji recipe the proportion of ingredients is usually same amount of sugar and ghee and approximately double amount of flour. The flour should be enough when the dough can be shaped. Softer dough... the final suji will be melt in your mouth-in-your-mouth. Firmer dough, the suji will be more firm. Bai suji is more firm and crispy, with cracks on the surface and a bit hollow in the middle. The dough will slightly spread and expand quite a bit too when baked.
Foodnote: Got my niece to help make this. Marble colorings is her idea... pink, orange and green. Must say it looks cool and my niece insisted it looks like kadama. The size expanded a bit too big for Hari Raya cookies but jeng jeng jeng... I lurve the cracked surface heeheehee...
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