Crispy bites - sweet and salty biscuits

Every time there is an occasion to brighten up a moment with delicious food, I am inspired to make something that will satisfy both the salty and sweet cravings. It was my birthday recently and since it was a working day, I decided to make something for my colleagues. I thought about whether it should be sweet or salty, and then I came up with the idea of ​​making both. And I have to admit that it was the best idea because the pleasure was double. I made butter biscuits, crispy, soft bites that melt in your mouth and are hard to resist.

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First I made sweet biscuits.

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Preparation is very simple and consists of the following steps.

Place 13 tablespoons of wheat flour in a bowl.

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Add 5g of baking powder, a pinch of salt, 20g of vanilla sugar, 3 tablespoons of sugar...

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And a little cinnamon or cocoa, if you like.

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Now it's time for my favorite ingredient - almonds.

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Grind 100 grams of raw unsalted almonds.

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Add them to the bowl with the other ingredients.

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Add 150g of butter to the dry ingredients that you previously mixed with a spoon.

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And now use your hand for anti-stress therapy - kneading. 😊

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Knead by hand until a crumbly mixture forms.

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Add one egg and 50g of honey.

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And now knead the dough so that it is soft, smooth and does not stick. Add flour as needed but not too much. The dough should look like this.

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Wrap it in foil and put it in the fridge for half an hour.

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After half an hour, take the dough out of the fridge and prepare the rolling pin and cookie cutters.

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Roll out the dough and cut out pieces with cookie cutters.

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Place them on baking paper and bake for 15 minutes at 180 degrees.

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When you take them out, let them cool down a bit. And then you can eat them with or without filling.

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Let's make the salty ones now.

You need 13 spoons of flour.

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250g of grated edam cheese.

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Mix the edam cheese with the flour.

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Add 250g of butter and half a beaten egg (you will need the other half for coating). Knead the dough.

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Wrap it in foil and leave it in the fridge for 20-30 minutes.

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When you take the dough out of the fridge, roll it out and also cut out shapes with cookie cutters.

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Coat them with the second half of the beaten egg and sprinkle with seeds and spices of your choice. I chose flax, cumin, oregano and sesame. Bake them also for 15 minutes.

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And then enjoy their taste.

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When I finished the cookies, it was very late, but before going to bed, I ate a sweet one with Nutella. 😊

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I went to work early in the morning and packed biscuits, homemade strawberry jam and Nutella. I felt like Little Red Riding Hood. 😊

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When I got to work, I put the biscuits on the table and took a photo of them just before they were eaten. And they were eaten very quickly. 😊

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My colleagues were delighted, and I was glad that the effort paid off.

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These crispy bites are really special, with a delicate milky taste. They are simple but simply beautiful.

Thank you very much for reading.

The images and writing are original and mine.

Greetings!

Jelena

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