I always loved ginger cookies, so tried little with wheat flour and multigrain flour.
Ingredients
brown sugar 2 tbsp
gur/ jaggery 2 tbsp
banana mashed 1/4 cup with 1 tbsp curd
baking pdr. 1/2 tsp
ghee 2 tbsp
atta 1 tbsp
multigrain flour ( ragi, millets mixed, with which I make my porridge, used that) 3/4 cup approximately
ginger pdr. 3 tsp
METHOD
mixed well sugar, gur with banana curd mixture, added ghee, flours, baking pdr., mixed well, added ginger pdr. mixed well
pre-heated oven at 180 deg. C, greased the oven tray, made small balls of my dough which was a bit sticky( than roti dough), baked at 160 deg. C for 15 minutes, switched off my oven, let it rest for another 2 minutes, tasted one, felt good, hubby asked what was I cooking, gave him one to taste, he liked it too ! got about 16 cookies I think.
To be honest, never actually measure ingredients, keep all near by and keep adding, here too for wheat flour or multigrain, you may add little, then add as needed to get the dough.
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Ingredients
brown sugar 2 tbsp
gur/ jaggery 2 tbsp
banana mashed 1/4 cup with 1 tbsp curd
baking pdr. 1/2 tsp
ghee 2 tbsp
atta 1 tbsp
multigrain flour ( ragi, millets mixed, with which I make my porridge, used that) 3/4 cup approximately
ginger pdr. 3 tsp
METHOD
mixed well sugar, gur with banana curd mixture, added ghee, flours, baking pdr., mixed well, added ginger pdr. mixed well
pre-heated oven at 180 deg. C, greased the oven tray, made small balls of my dough which was a bit sticky( than roti dough), baked at 160 deg. C for 15 minutes, switched off my oven, let it rest for another 2 minutes, tasted one, felt good, hubby asked what was I cooking, gave him one to taste, he liked it too ! got about 16 cookies I think.
To be honest, never actually measure ingredients, keep all near by and keep adding, here too for wheat flour or multigrain, you may add little, then add as needed to get the dough.
For my other blogs, I'm giving the links below, feel free to view and comment too.
https://cancersupportindia.
https://gseasyrecipes.
https://kneereplacement-
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