09/26/2019Muffins, brownies, cookies and cupcakes - Desserts

Cookies for the week's snack time

Cookies for the week's snack time
For: 20 cookiesDifficulty: EasyPreparation: 25 minCooking: 14 min

After an entire generation raised on Brossard savanas for snacks, it seems like things are changing ;) I often receive little messages from young parents (well, only moms, let's not get carried away...) telling me that they want to cook some small cakes for the week's snacks, in order to reduce purchases of industrial stuff and things wrapped in plastic!

So there are already plenty of great snack recipes on this blog like this marbled cake, these chocolate-dipped biscuits, these muffins, this soft apple cake, these cookies, this brownie, this coconut cake, these cinnamon rolls... and many more! But this time, I wanted to think of something that would reproduce industrial biscuits, be really made for children, quick to prepare, keep well for several days, and be inexpensive.

So here it is: biscuits filled with spread, and jam biscuits (the jam here is blueberry, but you can replace it with any other jam ;) ).

Speaking of replacements (calm down Zemmour, we're just talking about cooking), you can replace coconut oil with vegetable margarine; and wheat flour with buckwheat flour. And one last useful tip: for the spread to use in the biscuits, I just mix equal parts hazelnut butter and chocolate, and it's perfect!

Servings

6

Cups

  • -all-purpose flour 360 (g)
  • -sugar 200 (g)
  • -baking powder 1 (tsp)
  • -salt 1 (tsp)
  • -coconut oil 150 (g)
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  • Mix the flour, sugar, salt, and baking powder.
  • Add the coconut oil (or vegetable margarine) and incorporate it with your hands to create a wet sand-like texture.
  • Pour the plant-based milk to make a malleable dough (it is possible that you may need to let your dough cool in the fridge for 20 minutes if it's too hot and the dough is sticking).
  • Roll out the dough thinly and cut out circles using a cookie cutter. Spread jam or nutella on half of the circles. Use the cookie cutter to create holes in the other half of the circles, then place them on top of the ones you've spread earlier.
  • Place your cookies on the baking sheet and bake for 14 minutes at 180°C (356°F). You can store the cookies in the fridge for 4 days (but I recommend letting them return to room temperature before eating them, they taste better ;) ).
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