I like buckwheat flour, so I tried making some cookies with it.It's fun if you use shaped cookie cutters to cut out the dough. I wanted my cookies to have a crunchy texture, so I used coarsely ground buckwheat flour, but finely ground flour is fine. If you don't have any spelt flour, use (whole wheat) bread flour. You can also use vegetable oil instead of the sesame and canola oil. Recipe by Ruruko

I bought buckwheat flour thinking I would make buckwheat flour galette, but I didn't have a chance to make it, and I made it into cookies.Add soy milk a bit at a time as it will not mix well if you do it all at once. I like square cookies more so than round ones, so I shape into squares. Shape them how you like~ It's easy to tear the dough by hand and rolling into balls, so I recommend that method~ Buckwheat flour has lots of Rutin (flavanoids). Rutin is said to lower blood pressure. For about 20. Recipe by Hacchun

#HCCFAV#post_no_7#Besancookies#healthycookies#easycookiesEggless Besan cookies❤️✅Simple 4 ingredients Besan/brown chickpea flour cookies. Rich in Protein & also tastes delicious. You just need Besan, Ghee, Cardamom powder, Nuts of choice(optional) & Jaggery😇✖️No Butter, Baking powder/Baking soda and Maida.It literally melts in your mouth. Total process including baking can be done in just 30 mins. My kiddo loves to munch on it. Indian flavoured cookie😋

#mysterybox1These delicious melt in mouth cookies are made with a very few ingredients. Coconut cookies can be perfectly paired with a cup of milk, tea or coffee. Do try this cookies for your kids.

Ma’amoul معمول cookies is a kind of Arabic stuffed cookies made with semolina,and flour. It can be filled with a variety of nuts and fillings such as: walnuts, pistachio, almonds, dates, and figs. Ma’amoul is one of the gorgeous and delicious cookies, full of flavor and aroma due to having spices such as cinnamon, cardamom, nutmeg, rose water/ orange blossom, ghee/ butter or coconut oil for vegans. Ma’amoul normally served during celebrations in Middle East. Arab Muslims eat Ma’amoul on the Eid and Arab Christians and Greeks eat these cookies on the Easter.This utterly scrumptious and buttery pastry or cookie can be made by hand or by wooden moulds. However, I have not those wooden moulds 😁😁 and I used my other kind of mould which I usually use for making my Chinese moon cakes and it is absolutely is fine👍👍.Ma’amoul might be in the shape of round (balls shape), flat or domed and sometimes in the form of rolls. #Easter

#CookClickBuckwheat flour is a gluten-free and healthy option for cookie lovers. Despite the term 'wheat' in it's name, buckwheat is not a grain and is no way related to wheat. It is actually a seed falls under the pseudo-grain category and is diet approved. Buckwheat flour is blackish brown in colour so it gives the cookies a distinctive colour.Buckwheat is a powerhouse of essential nutrients. It is rich in dietary fibers, proteins, minerals and vitamin B.

As soon as Halloween finished, I was thinking about Christmas. I wanted to make a cute and fun cookie which was easier to make than the ones I usually make, and I came up with this.Although it is basic tip for cookies, be careful not to knead after adding flour.If you don't like spinach or the colour is too green for you, adjust the spinach or sugar. You can substitute matcha powder for spinach powder. (But I can't drink matcha) Or you can also use green vegetable powder. (But be careful because over baking turns the colour brown!)Sprinkling a lot of dragees on the top makes the cookies look gorgeous. Recipe by Kiyotamaro

I was craving for something that has coconut flavor in the middle of the night. I had only the four ingredients in my apartment, so I decided to try baking this coconut cookies using rice flour instead of the all-purpose flour to see the difference. The cookies turned out awesome. It has rich flavor. If you don't want it to be mushy in the middle, you can reduce the amount of margarine to only half of 1/4 cup. Also, 2 tablespoons of powdered would be just fine, too. Try it! It's really yummy. It goes well with a cup of coffee or green tea. And oh, much better if you run after consuming it, too. ;)

This cookie made with wheat flour. No all purpose flour and no egg.

#GA4 #week6 #butterEggless Indian Shortbread Cookies – Nankhatai are very popular cookie prepared during the festive season in India. These are flavored with ghee or butter, cardamom and saffron and will melt in your mouth! If you love nankhatai then I have got the perfect recipe for you. With only handful of ingredients, you will able to get the perfect nankhatai to make your family happy.Nankhatai are made with flour, semolina, ghee, and flavored with cardamom and saffron. These Indian cookies are crumbly, buttery, and quite addictive.The name Nankhatai comes from two words – ‘naan’ meaning bread and ‘khatai’, meaning biscuit or cookie.The texture of these cookies is soft and mouth melting.

I originally made these cookies with kinako, but lately I have been making them with barley flour instead.Caution: The ingredients are adjusted to suit barley flour. Making these with kinako requires different amounts and processes, so be careful!Step 2: It's rather difficult to clump the dough together, so you can add a little bit more soy milk if you like. Don't add too much or it will probably become too tough.If you change the flours to 50 g barley flour and 50 g regular flour, it will really bring out the aroma of the barley flour, but the dough will be harder to work with. Either way is okay. Recipe by Soraten mama

Nankhatai are traditional indian cookies made with all-purpose flour, Semolina, Sugar and ghee. and It’s crunch, light and crumbly. The nankhatai made in numerous ways.Recipe link - youtu.be/ZkMHhdimi0k