Hi folks,
Does anyone here have a low carb biscotti recipe that doesn't use artificial sugars? I am okay using a small amount of something like maple syrup as a sweetener, as long as there are no grains in the dough. I thought I used to have one but can't seem to track it down.
Thanks!
2 tbsp Coconut oil (measured solid, then melted; can also use butter instead)
1 tsp Almond extract
INSTRUCTIONS
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
In a large bowl, combine the almond flour, sugar and baking powder. Stir in eggs to form a dough.
In a small bowl, combine the melted coconut oil and almond extract. Stir the mixture into the dough.
Form a wide, flattened log (like a flattened loaf shape) out of the dough on the lined baking sheet. It should be about 3/4" tall, 4" wide, and 7.5" long.
Bake for 20-30 minutes, until golden brown. The top should be firm but the inside is still a little soft at this point.
Allow the loaf to cool to room temperature, about 30-60 minutes, to allow it to firm up more. Toward the end, preheat the oven again, this time to 300 degrees F.
Use a sharp knife to carefully slice the loaf into individual biscotti (about 1/2" thick). A straight down movement works better than a see-saw motion, to avoid crumbling. Arrange in a single layer on the baking sheet (you may need two baking sheets for this). Handle the slices with care - they are fragile for now.
Bake on the second-from-the-top rack for 10-15 minutes, until bottom side is golden. Carefully flip the biscotti over (they'll still be soft and fragile). Bake for 8-12 more minutes, until other side is golden.
Leave the pan(s) in the oven. Turn off the heat and prop the door open with a wooden spoon. Allow to gradually cool completely in the oven, until crispy.
Thanks! This looks really similar to what I'm recalling, but I used maple syrup for a lower GI. Maybe 1-2T? I will use your recipe as my base and play around.
Thanks! This looks really similar to what I'm recalling, but I used maple syrup for a lower GI. Maybe 1-2T? I will use your recipe as my base and play around.