Christmas trees

To prepare these delicious cookie trees, we start by ensuring we have all the ingredients at hand. We will use plain cookies, which will form the base of this delicacy. In a large bowl, we crumble the cookies finely until we achieve a texture similar to breadcrumbs. This step is essential, as the cookies will absorb the rest of the ingredients and create a homogeneous mixture. After the cookies are crumbled, we add the sugar, which will bring the necessary sweetness. We continue with the margarine, cut into small cubes, which will help bind the ingredients and create a creamy texture. Cocoa is the next ingredient, adding an intense chocolate note, and the nuts, also chopped, will provide extra crunch and flavor. Finally, we add the rum essence, which will give a pleasant fragrance and envelop each bite in a special aroma. We mix all the ingredients with a spatula or by hand until the mixture becomes homogeneous and slightly sticky. It is important to ensure that all ingredients are well incorporated; this way, the trees will have a uniform texture and balanced taste. Now, we prepare to shape the trees. Using our hands, we take a portion of the mixture and mold each piece into the shape of a tree. If we wish, we can also use a template to help us achieve uniform shapes. After we have formed all the trees, we dust them with sugar to give them a festive appearance and add a touch of extra sweetness. We place each tree on a tray or platter, and as a final step, we roll them in coconut, which will add an exotic note and a delicious texture. The coconut will provide a pleasant contrast to the chocolate from the cocoa and will make each tree look like a small work of art. After we finish decorating, we let the trees rest for a few hours in the refrigerator to firm up and blend the flavors. These cookie trees are perfect to be served at any celebration or gathering with friends. Enjoy!
Ingredients
- 350 g popular biscuits
- 350 g sugar
- 350 g nuts
- 1 pack Unirea margarine
- rum essence
- 5 tablespoons powdered sugar
- 50 g cocoa
- coconut.
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