Chinese dish ready in 6 min using intermediate-level technique. Take your time with the prep for the best results.
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Honey | 40 as needed |
| Butter | 35 as needed |
| Sea salt | 1.5 as needed |
| Instant oatmeal | 250 as needed |
| Coconut oil | 55 as needed |
| Dark chocolate | 150 as needed |
| Macadamia nuts | 50 as needed |
| Butter crispy flakes | 50 as needed |
| Cream cheese filling: | |
| Cream cheese | 300 as needed |
| Caster sugar | 30 as needed |
| Milk powder | 30 as needed |
| Dark chocolate (for filling) | 30 as needed |
| Pistachio paste | 12 as needed |
| Strawberry jam | 30 as needed |
| Strawberry powder | 5 as needed |

Melt butter and honey over a hot water bath, stir until smooth. Pour in the oatmeal and mix well. Spread evenly on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.

Add the oat mixture together with the coconut oil mixture.

Stir until evenly combined.

Spread the mixture flat on the baking sheet.

Preheat the oven to 155°C (310°F) and bake for 12–15 minutes, flipping halfway through. The goal is to crisp up the oatmeal.

The baked oatmeal should be golden brown and crispy once cooled.

Combine 150g dark chocolate with 50g coconut oil.

Melt over a hot water bath until smooth.

Add the baked oatmeal, butter crispy flakes, and chopped macadamia nuts.

Stir until everything is evenly coated.

Using a round mold, portion about 25g of the oat mixture per cookie.

Press firmly to shape and set.

Place all shaped cookies in the freezer for 30 minutes or refrigerator for 1 hour until the chocolate sets and firms up.

While the oat cookies are chilling, make the filling: combine 300g cream cheese, caster sugar, and milk powder.

Stir until smooth and creamy.

Divide the mixture evenly into 3 portions. To one portion, add 30g melted dark chocolate and stir until combined.

To the second portion, add 12g pistachio paste and stir until combined.

To the third portion, add 30g strawberry jam and strawberry powder, stir until combined.

Transfer each filling into a piping bag and set aside.

Take one oat cookie, pipe the cream cheese filling on top.

Sandwich with another oat cookie on top. Place in the refrigerator or freezer to set.

Once firm, seal in bags for storage. Let sit at room temperature for a few minutes before eating for the best texture.

Packaged this way, they look beautiful whether gifting or selling.
Chinese dish ready in 6 min using intermediate-level technique. Take your time with the prep for the best results.
Melt butter and honey over a hot water bath, stir until smooth. Pour in the oatmeal and mix well. Spread evenly on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
Add the oat mixture together with the coconut oil mixture.
Stir until evenly combined.
Spread the mixture flat on the baking sheet.
Preheat the oven to 155°C (310°F) and bake for 12–15 minutes, flipping halfway through. The goal is to crisp up the oatmeal.
The baked oatmeal should be golden brown and crispy once cooled.
Combine 150g dark chocolate with 50g coconut oil.
Melt over a hot water bath until smooth.
Add the baked oatmeal, butter crispy flakes, and chopped macadamia nuts.
Stir until everything is evenly coated.
Using a round mold, portion about 25g of the oat mixture per cookie.
Press firmly to shape and set.
Place all shaped cookies in the freezer for 30 minutes or refrigerator for 1 hour until the chocolate sets and firms up.
While the oat cookies are chilling, make the filling: combine 300g cream cheese, caster sugar, and milk powder.
Stir until smooth and creamy.
Divide the mixture evenly into 3 portions. To one portion, add 30g melted dark chocolate and stir until combined.
To the second portion, add 12g pistachio paste and stir until combined.
To the third portion, add 30g strawberry jam and strawberry powder, stir until combined.
Transfer each filling into a piping bag and set aside.
Take one oat cookie, pipe the cream cheese filling on top.
Sandwich with another oat cookie on top. Place in the refrigerator or freezer to set.
Once firm, seal in bags for storage. Let sit at room temperature for a few minutes before eating for the best texture.
Packaged this way, they look beautiful whether gifting or selling.
The biggest mistake is not having all ingredients prepped and measured before you start cooking (mise en place). Chinese cooking moves fast — once the wok is hot, there’s no time to chop.
Add chili oil or chili crisp to taste, or include dried red chilies during cooking. A dash of Sichuan peppercorn adds a different kind of heat.