Orange flavoured gluten-free biscuits

Hi everyone!

Today I have something yummy for orange and biscuits lovers - orange flavor gluten-free biscuits!

Ta-daaa!☺

Gluten free biscuits are a perfect option when you are in exacerbation - they are lightly sweet, easy to digest and they aren't unfriendly for your ill bowels. They taste yummy with a cup of green tea or a cup of kissel.

If you don't have orange extract, you're allergic to orange or if you aren't a huge fan of orange scent, you can easily use vanilla, cream, lemon or almond extracts & flavored oils. The kind of extract depends on your likes☺

On my page you can also find the recipes for another types of biscuits, just look!

Gluten Free Zebra Biscuits

This orange aroma is amazing!

What you need:

for about 25 cookies

♡3 eggs

♡2 headed tbsp of corn flour (not corn starch!)

♡2 headed tbsp of potato starch (not potato flour!)

♡a pinch of salt

♡ 4 drops of natural orange extract (I've used this one, but use your favourite one)

♡ a little bit of orange zest (optionally, I didn't add)

♡2 tbsp of white sugar

♡a half of teaspoon of gluten free baking powder (I've used this one)

♡1 flat teaspoon of vanilla pudding in powder (I've used this one)

What you need to do:

! Preheat the oven to 180 degrees C/ 356 degrees F.

1. Beat the whites with a pinch of salt.♡

2. Add sugar and beat once more to get a stiff, silky and shiny foam.♡

3. Add yolks and mix on slow turns of your mixer.♡

4. Add flours and vanilla pudding. Mix gently. You should receive a sticky and thick mixture.♡

5. Add the orange extract (and the orange zest if used) and mix gently.♡

6. On baking tray lined with baking paper form wheels.♡

7. Put the cookies into the oven and bake for about 12-15 minutes until the cookies become dry inside. Enjoy! ♡

BAKING TIP

♡ Bake the biscuits in two batches, because those below will become flat and pale. Bake them quite high, and then they will rise well and be plump. ☺

♡ Wait a moment before eating cookies. They should rest a little, because they are quite delicate.☺

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