I like testing new kind of flours...as chickpea flour.
Even if it isn't really new.
It was already used by our grandmothers to make panelle, panisse, farinate...very gorgeous street food.
I tried making biscuits, following the recipe aside the chickpea flour pack, but changing some parts so to create my version.
I can assure that every person has tasted it, has liked it a lot and has been surprised that were made with chickpea flour.
I can assure that every person has tasted it, has liked it a lot and has been surprised that were made with chickpea flour.
Ingredients:
250 g chickpea flour
150 ml sunflower oil
100 g water
30 + 20 g coconut flour
30 g hazelnuts cut in two
125 g sugar fruit
2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Zest and juice of half lemon
I pour chickpea flour in a pan to make it lightly golden, stiring continuously for ten minutes.
After
toasted , I pour it in a bowl and I add the coconut flour, the
hazelnuts, the sugar fruit, the cinnamon and the zest of lemon.
Finally I add to dry ingredients , the water and the oil previously mixed.
I let the dough rest for 15 minutes.
Then I roll it out and with a round cookies cutter I make the biscuits.
I put on a pan covered by greaseproof paper and I dust it with coconut flour.
In the oven, at 180°, for 15 minutes so to keep them still soft inside.
In the oven, at 180°, for 15 minutes so to keep them still soft inside.
Finally they became an agreeable office break for my husband and his colleagues...
Each one eating my cookies...what a satisfaction indeed!
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