Uploaded on Jan 19, 2023
Learn to Cook Pistachio and White Chocolate Vegan Cookies from Wholesome Bellies. Join our Cooking Classes. We are cooking experts in Brisbane. Read the Full Recipe here.
Pistachio and White Chocolate Vegan Cookies
Pistachio and White Chocolate Vegan Cookies
https://www.wholesomebellies.com.au/
These vegan white chocolate and pistachio cookies were
delicious. It’s one of those vegan recipes that have good texture,
smooth, sweet, and nutty flavour of the white chocolate and
pistachio. I highly recommend these to anyone who’s looking for
delicious vegan treats!
My family has been making these white chocolate and pistachio
cookies for generations. Now, I’m bringing them to you with my
vegan spin as a vegan recipe.Who doesn’t love a little bit of nutty
goodness every now and then?
As a young kid, I always loved coming home from school to fresh
biscuits. It wasn’t something we had daily but often mum would whip
up a batch of home-made Italian biscuits. I guess now, as an adult,
home-made biscuits take me back to that happy, safe place.
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cook time: 15 minutes
Total time: 30 minutes
Serves: Makes approx 20 biscuits!
Ingredients
1 ½ cups almond meal - a great substitute in vegan baking and
added nutrients
1 cup plain gluten-free flour
2 flax eggs - to make mix tablespoons flax and 6 of water. Works as
an egg substitue.
1/3 cup melted coconut oil- a great alternative to butter if cooking
vegan food
3 tablespoons peanut butter - instead of using butter try a nut butter
- you an use any nut butter in this recipe
Pinch salt - balances the sweetness
½ cup pistachio nuts - they add so much flavour and texture
½ cup white chocolate chips - there are a few vegan options around.
if not vegan sub out for any diary chocolate
2 tablespoons maple syrup - provides a lovely caramel flavour and
removes the need for refined sugars
¾ cup coconut sugar - a wonderful alternative to refined sugars
Method
• Preheat oven at 180 degrees and line 2 baking sheets with
parchment paper.
• Make the flax eggs by mixing 2 tablespoons of flax meal
with t tablespoons. Stir well and let sit until it thickens
• Once thickened add to the flax egg the coconut oil, peanut
butter, coconut sugar, salt, and maple syrup
• Mix well together until no lumps remain.
• Add the almond meal and flour to form a cookie dough
• Then add the nuts and chocolate chips and mix in well
• Form small round shape biscuits
• Bake in the oven for 15 minutes.
• Allow cooling before serving and enjoy!
Equipment you Need
• Large mixing bowl
• Baking tray
• Baking Paper or silicone mat
• Mixing spoon
• Measuring Cups
• Cooling rack
• So let’s chat about what’s in the biscuits and why I prefer to use
ingredients closer to their whole form.
• First up is coconut sugar. Coconut sugar is made from the sap of
coconut trees and it has a lower glycemic index (GI) than white
sugar or brown sugar. This means it won’t spike your blood glucose
levels as much as other types of sugar and therefore won’t cause
spikes in energy levels (or mood swings) after eating these delicious
vegan treats!
• Coconut sugar also contains iron, calcium, zinc, and potassium
which are essential for cell function and growth. It also contains
more vitamins than regular sugar does (vitamin C, B6).
• These cookies are gluten-free as well! The flour replacement we use
is an almond flour; it adds a great nutty flavour to these cookies
which complements the pistachio flavour perfectly! Almonds are low
in carbs and high in protein and fibre. Both protein and fibre are
known to increase feelings of fullness. That can help you eat fewer
calories.
• Plus, swapping out butter for peanut butter makes them vegan too!
Peanut butter contains protein, monounsaturated fats, fibre, and
Vitamin E. This makes it a great alternative to butter or margarine in
these cookies, as it has similar binding properties and they will hold
together well.
• You can also make this recipe with dark chocolate and macadamia
nuts, or substitute any other kind of nut. And if you want to add
some fruit flavour, try adding sultanas or cranberries.
• To learn how to make recipes like this and more check out our huge
range of vegan cooking classes Brisbane. Our vegan cooking school
has so many classes and recipes where we can guide you towards a
healthy, plant-based diet.
Contact US
Email -
[email protected]
Phone - 0416 250 969
https://www.wholesomebellies.com.au/
Comments