Buckwheat Pine Nut Biscuits

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These cookies have been a elementary mix of buckwheat flour, all-purpose flour, sugar, butter as good as egg yolk.

Buckwheat isnt actually a wheat its a ripened offspring seed ground in to a flour. It has a very graphic ambience somewhere along a lines of earthy as good as fruity as good as chewy. Yes it tastes chewy.

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You can buy Buckwheat Flour during Whole Foods in a bulk section (so we dont have to buy a ton) andArrowhead Mills also sells it.

Buckwheat Pine Nut Biscuits

makes about twelve to sixteen cookies

slightly adapted from The Essential New York Times Cookbook

Print this Recipe!

1/2 crater buckwheat flour

1/2 crater all-purpose flour

1/3 cups sugar

1/4 teaspoon salt

1/4 teaspoon baking powder

1 stick (1/2 cup) unsalted butter, during room temperature

1 large egg yolk

1/4 crater pine nuts, toasted

Place a shelve in a top third of a oven as good as preheat to 325 degrees F.

In a middle bowl, drive together flours, sugar, salt as good as baking powder.

In a play of a mount mixer, fitted with a paddle attachment, cream butter until softened. Add egg yolk as good as kick until good incorporated, about 1 minutes. Stop a mixer as good as scratch down a play to insure which a butter as good as yolk have been entirely mixed. On low speed, kick in a dry mixture in two additions. Add a toasted pine nuts with a final of a flour. Blend good to incorporate. Dough will be upon a dry side.

Roll inexhaustible tablespoonfuls of dough in to balls as good as place 1 1/2 inches apart upon a baking piece lined with vellum paper. Use a flare to press a dough in to a thick round.

Bake for 15-20 minutes until somewhat golden along a edges. The cookies wont brown all which much, but twenty minutes should be sufficient time in a oven. Cool upon a piece for 10 minutes afterwards remove to cold upon a rack.

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