Chocolate-Dipped Coconut Macaroons
Everything in one bowl…stir… bake… no mixer… and only five ingredients. That’s why I love this easy recipe. For the chocolate, I use a 3-ounce bar of 62 to 72% sweet dark chocolate. Recipe can be doubled or tripled. These are showstoppers! - Jenny Jones
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 40 minutes
Makes: 16 cookies
Ingredients:
- 7 ounce bag sweetened flaked coconut (about 2 1/2 cups)
- 2 egg whites
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 2 Tablespoons flour (all purpose or gluten free)
- 3 ounces sweet dark chocolate, melted.
Instructions:
- Preheat oven to 350° F.
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Put coconut, egg whites, sugar, and flour in a bowl. Combine using 2 forks.
- Shape into mounds on baking sheet.
- Bake about 20 minutes, until edges are golden.
- Melt chocolate in a small bowl in the microwave (or in a double boiler). Cool cookies slightly and dip each one into warm, melted chocolate and roll to coat edges (or spoon chocolate onto one side of the tops). Place on wax paper to cool.
Note: To make coconut-almond macaroons, just add 2-3 tablespoons of ground toasted almonds.
Hello Jenny,
I am excited to try these Macaroons. I was wondering if we can make a batch and freeze them.? Thanks
I didn’t have 2 Lemons for the lemon brownie recipe so I substituted with and Orange. Turned out well but next time I want to make it with Lemons a bit more tastey
I made these coconut macaroons Tuesday for a meeting at church. Everyone loved them! Thank you so much for sharing your delicious recipes.
Jenny is the best. My macaroons came out perfect.
Thanks
This recipe turns out great every time!!! Just made a batch for a Christmas tea. Drizzled the chocolate over the top and they look lovely. I know they are delicious because I sampled one…or maybe two. ?. Thank you, Jenny!
Thank you, thank you, and again thank you Jenny! I needed something quick and easy and had all ingredients on hand! Turned out a hit and i’m not even a desserts type of person. So many people asked me for the recipe which was the best compliment ever.
Thank you for the recipe! I wanted to make a dessert, but in the house I had almost no butter or brown sugar, and only 1 egg. I made a half-batch of these cookies, and they are amazing! They are so simple and quick to make! We loved them so I will definitely make them again.
I made the macaroons for my sister-in-law, who loves coconut. Oh my goodness–these are wonderful! Thank you for such an easy but amazing recipe.
Quick question… How well do these keep? I want to make these for a lunch reception Aug 21st. Can I make it 2 or 3 days in advance? I live in Toronto
I find that they keep very well but I tend to refrigerate almost everything after the second day.
This is a note for me, that I wrote on the Canadian bag of shredded coconut, which I have since thrown out. I use 2- 2/3 cups for this recipe. My bag was a 1 kg. bag. Confusing at the start.
Maybe it’ll help with the amount, for a fellow Cannuck.
The recipe worked well and they turned out fantastic!
If you don’t have sweetened coconut then go to this website:
http://www.food.com/recipe/sweetened-coconut-flakes-442617
That’s what i did and mine turned out so good and everyone loved them!
Hi,
m frm South India n fresh coconut is available here and canned one s not easily available n my place.. how to make this using fresh coconuts?
The coconut I use is not canned but comes in a plastic bag, already shredded and sweetened. I have never used fresh coconut but I found two recipes that look pretty good. Maybe you can use those recipes and then add my chocolate dip. I hope this is helpful to you.
http://goodyfoodies.blogspot.com/2012/07/recipe-fresh-coconut-macaroons.html
http://thehealthyfoodie.com/fresh-coconut-macarons/
Thank you for the wonderful recipe that worked well and it was good because I needed something to do fast!
Thank you so much for the recipe but the chocolate have to be sweet or unsweetened.
It’s sweetened chocolate but I’m glad you asked because I needed to clarify the recipe, which I just did. The one I use is called semi-sweet.
This is heaven,the coconut and chocolate go so well together!! thank you for the recipe!!!
Best recipe ever!!!!! I’m only 10 but baking is my life. I use this recipe more than any other! Jenny, all your recipe’s are AMAZING!!!!!! One of my favorites are the Lemon Brownies.
A 10-year old baker? That’s awesome! I’m glad you like me recipes and your family must be very proud of you.
7.oz is about how many cups of coconut ?
Thanks.
The package says 2 2/3 cups but don’t pack it down too much when measuring.
Can this be doubled .Im making a lot of your recipes and there going quick and there asking if I have more. Baking for two homes Can I just double up on ing.. Your baked donuts were so good and I didn’t feel guilty for eating them.woo hoo
Yes, I have doubled and tripled the macaroon recipe… and I’m glad they like your baking. 🙂
Thank you so much for this recipe! I am going to make these for my wedding next year! They were So delicious!
gonna try those have any recipies for graham crust strawberry tart with low fat cream cheese
Sorry, I do not have a strawberry tart recipe.
This is the perfect recipe to make as a gift that so beautiful, easy to make, and yummy. Just in time for this weekends going away gift.
Thank you Jenny for uploding the recipe…it looks easy and delicious 🙂
These are DELICIOUS…I used the recipe for some baking I had to do for an event and they are sooooo easy and taste amazing…chocolate or not chocolate bottom…thanks so much!!!
They look Yummy so I’m going to give them a try.I’m a guy that doesn’t cook but I’m sure these will be no problem to whip up and the best part is I get to eat them.