Crispy Almond Tuile Biscuits #nutty #foodporn

These Crispy Almond Tuile Biscuits are the perfect accompaniment for a cup of tea or coffee. Their light nutty texture makes it impossible to stop at one. This recipe makes a huge batch, buy if placed in an airtight container they will stay fresh and crispy for weeks. 

Ingredients:
 
180g Butter, melted and cooled
280g Caster Sugar
8 Egg Whites
200g Plain Flour
80g Ground Almond Meal
400-500g Flaked Almonds
1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
1/2 teaspoon Salt

Method: 

In a clean bowl, beat egg whites on high spreed for 5 minutes. 
Add sugar, salt and vanilla, beat until peaks form.
Pour melt butter into egg white, mix well.
Sift flour, ground almond meal and almond flakes into the mixture.

Fold ingredients together gently with a spatula

Mix gently with spatula. 
Place into the fridge for 1-2 hours.
Preheat the oven to 150C
Place the baking paper on cookie trays.  
Spoon with 2 spoons onto baking sheets allowing room for the biscuits to spread.
Flatten out with spoon and with wet finges spread evenly.
Bake at 150C for 20 minutes or until golden brown. The longer the baking time the more crispy the biscuits. I baked about 25 minutes as I put 2 trays together.
Cool biscuits on a rack and place into the tin/container. Can keep up to 1 month.
Makes about 40 depending upon the size.




Tips:

Spread thinly on baking paper

 

• To save time, pour the mixture into the trays, spread thinly with spatula, bake a little longer until golden brown. Break into bite size pieces after cooling down.

• Immediately after removing from oven, roll the biscuits over the rolling pin or a bottle to make different shapes. These can be filled and decorated to serve as a dessert and serve with ice cream.

Contact: lee.leehocklai@gmail.com