In a cold winter day nothing can beat the smell of warm and sweet apples in the kitchen. I have to admit; I am truly a sucker for warm applepie with ice-cream. But bringing warm apple pie with ice-cream on the train on my way to work, in the morning, however much I crave it and however cold it is, is not an option (mostly because the other passangers would be so jealous ofcourse).

Healthy apple and cinnamon biscuits

These healthy apple and cinnamon biscuits are so quick to make, super moist and super healthy. A perfect and healthy anytime snack. And Oh! the smell when they are in the oven..

Ingredients:

2.5 dl almond flour (fat reduced) + 1 tablespoon for baking out

2 tablespoons coconut flour (fat reduced)

3- 4 tablespoons raw acasia honey

3 tablespoons grapeseed oil

100 g applepure (I use organic “babyfood” applepure)

1 medium egg

1 teaspoon baking powder

1 pinch teaspoon sea salt

2 teaspoons psyllium husk (fibre supplement)

1 teaspoon cinnamon, grounded

1 teaspoon vanillasugar

Method:

1. Blend the wet and dry ingredients in two different bowls.

2. Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients, and mix well. Let rest a couple of minutes in the fridge.

3. Form the dough as a flat and rectangular shape, ca 1,5 cm high. Make sure there is almond flour underneath the dough, so it dont get stuck. Cut out with a round cookiecutter to form round biscuits, ca. 10-12, or use a sharp knife and form triangular biscuts.

4. Bake for 18-20 minutes in 175 degrees celsius, a bit below the middle in the oven.

5. Cool down on a wire rack for ca. 15 minutes

Served perfectly by themselves, to afternoon tea, with peanut butter, or with greek yoghurt, strawberries and sprinkled with honey.

Also check out the Healthy scones with oatmealand the for a real treat The perfect scone recipe.

Have a beautiful weekend!

Summary

Recipe Name

Healthy apple and cinnamon biscuits

Published On

2014-03-29

Preparation Time

5M

Cook Time

20M

Total Time

25M

Average Rating

5 Based on 1 Review(s)

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