Sprouted Flour Butter Cookies
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- Carbohydrate -0.4068388555 g
- Cholesterol -429.925898875 mg
- Fat -96.35079282675 g
- Fiber 0 g
- Protein -6.49908378625 g
- Saturated Fat -59.6138921554 g
- Serving Size 1 1 Serving (-157g)
- Sodium -714.7730128 mg
- Sugar -0.4068388555 g
- Trans Fat 0 g
- Calories -876 calories
Step-by-step
- Heat oven to 350 degrees F. Cream the butter until smooth, and add in the egg yolks and sugar (I like to push them through a sieve to break them up, or try a fork.) When well mixed, add in the egg and combine. Add in the flour, and vanilla, combining together well.
- I form these by rolling in a log and wrapping in plastic wrap or parchment, then chilling in the fridge. This lets me make the dough and the cookies on two different days, and the dough can just be sliced off with a sharp knife into thin rounds. This way they hold together well and cook evenly, in just about 10 minutes.
- I will be trying this with forming them as for rolled cookies, cut with cookie cutters, next and will update with my results.
Sprouted Flour Butter Cookies: A Delicious and Surprisingly Healthy Holiday Treat
The holidays are a time for family, friends, and of course, delicious treats! But as a busy mom, I'm always looking for ways to make things easier on myself without sacrificing flavor. This year, I decided to try a new recipe for butter cookies – Sprouted Flour Butter Cookies – and let me tell you, they’re a game-changer. Not only are they incredibly tasty, but they also have a surprisingly healthy twist that makes me feel good about indulging.
I stumbled across this recipe while searching for healthier alternatives to traditional holiday baking. I was intrigued by the use of sprouted flour. I’ve always been interested in exploring ways to improve my family's nutrition, and the idea of using sprouted flour, which is packed with nutrients and easier to digest than regular flour, instantly appealed to me. And boy, am I glad I gave it a try! These cookies turned out light, buttery, and subtly sweet – the perfect balance of flavors that won't leave you feeling weighed down after just one.
What sets these cookies apart is not just the health benefits of sprouted flour, but also the unique method of preparation. Instead of rolling out the dough and using cookie cutters, I found that shaping the dough into a log, wrapping it, chilling it, and then slicing it before baking, produced the best results. It also allowed for some serious time management flexibility. I could prepare the dough one day and bake the cookies the next – perfect for a busy mom juggling holiday preparations!
The secret ingredient? Hard-boiled egg yolks! I know, it sounds unusual, but trust me on this one. They add a richness and depth of flavor that elevates these cookies to a whole new level. The slight eggy note complements the buttery sweetness perfectly, creating a truly unforgettable taste. And yes, the children loved them!
This recipe is adaptable to different dietary needs. If you're not using sprouted flour, you could easily substitute regular whole wheat flour – though the nutritional benefits may be somewhat altered. You can also experiment with other natural sweeteners like maple syrup instead of sucanat, depending on your preference. The beauty of this recipe lies in its versatility, making it a great option for anyone looking for a delicious and healthier alternative to traditional holiday baking. My family has embraced this change, and the cookies were a huge hit at our family gatherings this year.
As a busy mom, I appreciate a recipe that doesn't require elaborate techniques or hours of preparation. These Sprouted Flour Butter Cookies are surprisingly simple to make. And as the holidays approached, I found myself enjoying the process of baking them, knowing that I was creating a healthy and delicious treat that I could share with my loved ones without the guilt that often comes with overindulging in sweets. It allowed me to savor the moment, enjoying the quiet time in the kitchen as a contrast to the hustle and bustle of the festive season. The warm aroma filling my home was a perfect companion to my peaceful baking sessions.
This recipe has become a new family tradition for us, a delicious and healthful reminder of the holiday spirit. I wholeheartedly recommend trying these cookies for yourself. You might just find yourself adding them to your own family's holiday repertoire!
