I went with the same biscuit recipe that never fails. If I need more, I double the measurements to suit.

Leave the butter out to settle to room temperature so it’s softer.

Cream the butter and sugar together.

Beat the egg and add gradually as you mix

Sieve in the flour slowly and mix to a dough.

You’ll need to use your hands!

Split the dough in two.

Colour each part the shade you’d like. I used green and then mixed royal blue and green together for the darker green. Wear gloves if you don’t want green hands!

Wrap each ball of dough, which will look like playdoh now, in clingfilm and refrigerate for at least 4 hours

Remove the clingfilm and roll each colour to a thickness of about 3mm.

Lay the two colours on top of each other and cut one edge flat.

This will be the start of your roll.

Roll from the straight edge slowly using the clingfilm to ensure a tight roll.

Cover your biscuit roll in cling film like a sausage and refrigerate for at least another hour so it’s easier to cut!

Remove from fridge and cling film and cut into slices as thick as you’d like your cookies.

Lay on baking paper covered tray and bake at Gas Mark 6 for 12 minutes.

Keep an eye on them so they don’t brown.

Once the cookies are cooled completely, you can add the flowers.

Melt your chocolate in the microwave [or however you prefer]. I used two bars of Dairy Milk and broke them into pieces in a microwaveable glass bowl. I microwave for one minute and then stir until all the lumps have gone. Do not microwave more or you’ll have tacky, grainy chocolate.

Dip the edge of the biscuit into the chocolate and roll from side to side, then place on baking paper carefully.

Once all of the biscuits are dipped, gently add the sugar flowers and sprinkles. You can add as many as you like until you’re happy that they’re suitably Moana like!

Leave to set and enjoy!