Ingredients
12 portion(s)
Anzac Biscuits
- 50 g dates
- 125 g coconut oil
- 35 g hot water
- 1 tsp Bi Carb Soda
- 100 g Quinoa flakes
- 90 g almond meal
- 1 tsp Guar Gum
- 50 g Desiccated Coconut
- 70 g Coconut sugar
-
6
22min
Preparation 10minBaking/Cooking -
7
easy
Preparation -
8
-
Recipe is created for
TM 31
-
Recipe's preparation
1. Preheat oven to 160C
2. Place dates in Thermomix bowl and chop for 15 seconds / speed 7
3. Add coconut oil and melt for 1 minute / 60C / speed 2
4. Add hot water and bi carb soda and mix for 15 seconds / speed 2
5. Add quinoa, almond meal, guar gum, desiccated coconut and coconut sugar and mix for 30 seconds / "Counter-clockwise operation" speed 2
6. Roll into 2.5 - 3 cm balls and place on lined baking tray. Press into 7 - 8 cm diameter biscuits, approx 5 - 8mm thick
7. Bake in in oven for 10 - 12 mins until golden brown
8. Allow to cool on tray for 5 minutes before moving to wire rack to cool completely.
Anzac Biscuits
Accessories you need
-
Spatula TM5/TM6
buy now
This recipe was provided to you by a Thermomix ® customer and has not been tested by Vorwerk Thermomix ® or The Mix Australia Pty Ltd and The Mix New Zealand Ltd.
Vorwerk Thermomix ® and The Mix Australia Pty Ltd and The Mix New Zealand Ltd assume no liability, particularly in terms of ingredient quantities used and success of the recipes.
Please observe the safety instructions in the Thermomix ® instruction manual at all times.
Comments
Add a commentI had no quinoa flakes so used oats. Used gluten...
I had no quinoa flakes so used oats. Used gluten free flour instead of almond meal. I had no guar gum and didnt replace it with anything. Had no dates so used prunes and saltanas and had no coconut sugar so used white sugar. After all of the changes it still worked out great
These were pretty tasty! I
These were pretty tasty! I think I found them just a little too oily for my liking. I used a TBSP to measure them out but didnt flatten them so they had a bit of a different texture to what I was expecting. That's no reflection on your recipe though... Next time I think I'll decrease the coconut oil & see how that goes
My kids love these! So easy
My kids love these! So easy
My family can't eat dates,
My family can't eat dates, any suggestions for a substitute?
Loved these...first bickies
Loved these...first bickies made in my new Thermie with my 6 year old. I replaced the Guar gum with ground chia seeds, worked fine. I made mine smaller and thicker so needed a little more cooking. Will flatten them out a bit more next time.
Husband gave Thumb up used
Husband gave Thumb up
used 90g oil, instead of any gum- Macadamia Butter and instead of Quinoa- Oats. Coconut Sugar compleately left out, but added 70g Dates!
Very yummy!
(Thumb up from my hubby means a hell lot, as he isnt too pleased with sugar free deserts.)
Delicious biscuits. Only
Delicious biscuits. Only added 100gms of oil...perfect nd I used xanthem gum. Because I like my biscuits all the same size, I used a melon baller and flattened the. Only took 6 miutes to cook and made 38 snack size. Yum!
These were lovely. I used
These were lovely. I used chia seeds in place of the gum and only 90g oil as per the other comments, ( think I'd use even less next time) and shredded coconut, baked for 15 mins. The flavour is lovely and just like an anzac. Enjoyed by all and will definitely make again
Very yummy! My coeliac
Very yummy! My coeliac husband was very appreciative. I used xantham gum instead of guar gum, 60g caster sugar to replace coconut sugar and reduced the oil to around 90g. I also need to cook for 15minutes. Will definitely make again.
Turned out great! I subbed
Turned out great! I subbed the gym for chia seeds, reduced the oil to 80ml
made these biscuits today.
made these biscuits today. omg! awesome.
I also used xanthem gum
I also used xanthem gum instead of guar gum and would reduce oil next time as they were quite oily. Super yummy though thank you!!
I must remember to mill my almonds first next time though!
These are delicious! I had no
These are delicious! I had no guar gum so used chia as suggested in the comments but mine turned out quite soft, might try less bicarb soda and maybe less oil next time too. Wasn't sure they were going to taste like Anzacs after reading the ingredients but they definitely did
These were yummy. I did have
These were yummy. I did have to mix by hand as I doubled the recipe, but I'm impressed. Thank you.
Delicious but bit oily. I
Delicious but bit oily. I will use 100ml oil next time. Also I subbed Guar gum with xanthum gum and it was fine. Reduced almond meal by half and replaced with oats. yum.
These are great tasting
These are great tasting cookies and a healthier alternative to the traditional Anzac recipe. I'm glad quinoa tastes much better baked than it looks and smells uncooked! Haha. Mine needed to sit for about 15 minutes after the oven to firm up enough before moving onto the wire rack. Thanks so much for sharing this recipe.
I made these as I am doing
I made these as I am doing sugar-free Sept and was visiting a friend who is gluten and dairy free. I had to research a guar gum alternative and found that I could use the equivalent amount of chia seeds instead. It still worked really well and they were yummy. Will probably make them again with oats for my family as I love the traditionally chunkiness of oats but a great alternative for those who are gluten free and a great sugar free recipe! Thank you.
Going sugar free this
Going sugar free this September so went looking for a sugar free treat. This is awesome! So much like regular anzac buscuits but SO much better for the family. Thanks! (Ps, didn't have quinoa so used regular oats)
Ran out of quinoa flakes so
Ran out of quinoa flakes so used quivk oats instead. This was yummy. THANKYOU!