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Nut and seed + Biscuit recipes (24)

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Recipe by: KNF82
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This is an old German favourite. Light and delicious almond meringue biscuits with the flavours of lemon and cinnamon. To make Zimsterne, or cinnamon stars, bake in star-shaped metallic biscuit cutters placed on the baking tray.
 
Recipe by: Bonnie Fedunec
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These dainty and delicious biscuits freeze well either baked or unbaked. You can also sprinkle the tops with demerara sugar right before baking.
 
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These biscuits are traditionally served for All Saints Day on 1st November in Catalonia. Pine nuts can be substituted for the chopped almonds. Cocoa powder or drinking chocolate mix can also be added to the mixture to change the taste. And yes, they are supposed to be squishy when you eat them.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Naturally sweet and moist, these make a great addition to a packed lunch. They are also a good way of getting the family to try some more unusual grains and seeds, and add new healthy ingredients to the diet.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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These crunchy wafers are ideal with all sorts of creamy desserts or after-dinner coffee.
 
Recipe by: Leigh Anne
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This recipe takes some time and quite a few baking trays, but it's well worth it. It makes plenty so you can give away as gifts with good coffee beans.
 
Recipe by: Kris
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These aromatic biscotti are lovely with a fresh cup of coffee.
 
Recipe by: ILikeSpatulas
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Crunchy on the outside, soft and chewy in the middle. Drizzle melted chocolate over the top for a nice presentation.
 
Recipe by: KATHIANNE
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These are great for Christmas gifts. For a richer almond flavour, use almond extract or almond liqueur instead of the vanilla.
 
Recipe by: Azmina Govindji
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Biscotti means twice baked, a reference to the technique that gives these Italian biscuits their characteristically hard texture. Traditionally they are served after dinner, with a glass of Vin Santo for dipping, but they are also delicious with fresh fruit salad or a cup of coffee or tea at any time of day.
 
Recipe by: Annalie
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So delicious, you can't believe these crunchy little high fibre squares are also good for you!
 
Recipe by: dakota kelly
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Slightly spicy, nutty biscuit bars with a rich fig flavour.
 
Recipe by: Azmina Govindji
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These nutty, moist cookies will cheer up mid-morning coffee or an afterschool snack. They are satisfying and packed full of healthy ingredients to restore flagging energy levels, without being too sweet. Barley flakes, which are slightly crisper than oatflakes, are available from most healthfood shops.
 
Recipe by: Stephanie T.
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Heavy, yummy and very peanut-buttery. A great gluten free cookie, and just three ingredients.
 
Recipe by: Judy Farris
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Australia's famous Lamingtons are squares of sponge cake that are first dipped in chocolate glaze and then in coconut. This biscuit version's inside is denser and loaded with toasted almonds.
 
Recipe by: Veronica
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Easy to make, elegant and moreish.
 
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These are cashew meringues that taste unbelievably good. Serve as is or drizzle with melted chocolate.
 
Recipe by: Azmina Govindji
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These are ‘slice-and-bake’ biscuits – the roll of dough can be prepared in advance and kept in the fridge. Then, whenever biscuits are wanted, you simply slice the roll into rounds, top with pecan nuts and bake.
 
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These fabulous biscuits come out around the middle of October and are traditionally eaten on All-Saints Day (November 1) in Catalonia, Spain. The traditional ones are made with pine nuts, but you can also find them with almond or coconut.
 
Recipe by: Adele
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These Italian macaroon-like biscuits call for pinenuts, lending a unique flavour. These are flourless and therefore gluten free. They make delicious food gifts at Christmas.
 
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