Mini Chocolate  Cookie Biscotti that requires no baking. It is gluten-free, grain-free, vegan.  Healthy chocolate biscott – think soft cookie but shaped like a biscotti. They are unbaked so SUPER easy and simple to make. They freeze great too. Biscotti cookies made without flour and packed with healthy fats to help burn fat.
Mini Chocolate Cookie Biscotti (Gluten-Free, Grain-Free, Vegan)Â
Nothing says I love you more than chocolate, right? And everything is better as mini’s, right?
These biscotti mini’s do not need to be dehydrated. we created these to be like a soft cookie but shaped as a biscotti.
AÂ little chocolate…hint of spice…soft cookies that only take two bites to devour.
{unbaked} mini chocolate cookie biscotti
Healthy chocolate hazelnut biscotti – think soft cookie but shaped like a biscotti. They are unbaked so SUPER easy and simple to make. They freeze great too. Biscotti cookies made without flour and packed with healthy fats to help burn fat. These are gluten-free, grain-free, and vegan.
- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Total Time: 10 minutes
- Yield: depends on how big you slice
Ingredients
- 1 cup (4oz) walnut flour (ground walnuts)
- 1 cup (4oz)Â pumpkin seed flour (ground pumpkin seeds)
- 1/2 cup (2oz) coconut flakes
- 1/2 tsp sea salt
- 1 cup (3 1/2 oz) raw cacao powder
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/4 cup maple syrup (3oz)
- 1 tbsp coconut oil
- 1 tsp vanilla extract (optional)
Instructions
- Place whole hazelnuts into food processor and pulse till in small flour like pieces. Next add in coconut flakes, salt, spices, and cocoa. Pulse together. Then add in vanilla, maple and coconut oil. Pulse till combined. Batter should be moist and come together easily. Taste to make sure it has enough spice and/or sweetness for your liking.
- *you can soak and dry the hazelnuts, but not necessary
- Now to mold the cookie biscotti – dump batter onto a large cutting board and using your hands mold into a log shape or any shape you like. There is no magic shape or size for the cookie biscotti, mold till you are satisfied. Then slice into pieces.
Why biscotti? well we are in love them…we make them all the time our top 3 favorite recipes
Why unbaked? because it is quick and easy
Why chocolate? why not
We love to use walnuts or hazelnuts in this recipe.
Yes we are aware that traditional biscottis are known as twice baked cookies and ours are not even baked! we call them biscotti because of the shape and cookie because they are soft. you can name these anything you would like
Now that we have you craving a mini chocolate raw biscotti you better go make yourself some.
These are rich in chocolate but not overly sweet. just the way we like them.
xoxo
L&M
49 comments
Absolutely beautiful biscotti! I’ll definitely be trying this around the holidays 🙂
Mmmmm…it’s like a nutella spice cookie!!! Yum!
WORLDS BEST BISCOTTI!!!!! I will try to make this…but also order some more, because you gals are the best 🙂
xoxo thanks girl
Omggg i am sooo excited u posted this recipe! Your biscotti is my fav treat ever!!! xo can’t wait to try to make them on my own! Although I know they can never be as good as yours 🙂
Krissy these are a little different than the ones we sell, cannot share that recipe yet 😉
These sound delicious. I’m really more of a fan of soft cookies than hard so this is my kind of “biscotti”
Evan we love both types of cookies – hard and soft, haha 🙂
There look amazing! I love how easy they are to make. I bet they’d be awesome dipped in chocolate too!
Yes Nicole the first time we made them we dipped in chocolate 🙂 yum
omg drool. i like the idea of nutella but find the stuff too sickly sweet. you guys are amazing…raw, vegan, gluten free and prob tastes incredible! i am totally getting into the spirit. i’ve been drinking decaf peppermint green tea from trader joes with a splash of almond milk lately 🙂
thanks girl! tis the season haha
you said two words i love: mini and nutella! these are a GREAT creation!
thanks natalie
I love the idea of the mini biscotti. I was at the farmer’s market last week and a lady was selling normal-size biscottis that were delicious but too much sugar for one sitting. I will have to make these for a yummy, mini treat! Thanks girls!
So cute! I bet these are delish 🙂
I lov everything in mini-size…and lots of times I eat my desserts with the smallest utensils I can find…to make it last longer 🙂
I will take some! Yummy! Love this idea!
Not in the holiday spirit here yet! I think because I”m seriously scared of holiday shopping! These look perfect- the texture looks amazing- rockin hazelnuts!
I’m dying to try macadamia nuts but I still haven’t been able to find any unsalted ones (I don’t like salted nuts very much for some reason). These treats are too cute!
Katie we do not liked salted nuts either, not a big fan of salt
ummm can we be neighbors? I think I would come over everyday and steal your yummy treats! 🙂
These look amazing!!
yes! wish we were 🙂
My supermarket was out of almond meal so I had to buy hazelnut meal instead, so your recipe comes absolutely handy! I bet they taste like nutella which I can’t eat because I am vegan. But now I can! Thank you!
Juliane it was meant to be!!
OMG! Hello Hazelnuts!! I love these filberts….so delicious and just ooze the taste of dessert, I love it! I knew I had to check your blog out today!!
xxoo
these look great! love that they’re raw AND no-bake 🙂
Now those look incredible! I love that you’ve been using hazelnuts lately because I always have some of those around, plus hazelnut and chocolate is such a yummy combo 😀
Heidi yes great combo!
I just made a hazelnut frangipane instead of almonds–because Phil brought hazelnuts back from OR!
Holiday spirit with some serious dressing up yesterday, and I just ordered some pili nuts to try–haven’t had them since I lived in HI, will keep you posted!
Ela we are always thinking the same 🙂 yes keep us posted
these look amazing! if there anywhere near as good as the cardamom biscotti i got from twin cakes, i’m all over this recipe.
sorry if someone has asked you this before, but i’m wracking my brain and can’t come up with a solution. do you have any recommendations on a good sub for coconut flakes? my boyfriend just hates coconut but i want to be able to try these (and other recipes with coconut in them) and make him taste test. do you think rolled oats would work? and just add a little extra sweetness?
your blog is part of my morning ritual. thanks for being so awesome!
Kendall, thank you. these biscotti are a little different than than the ones we sell. each good in their own way 🙂 and in terms of coconut flour you could try oats with sweetness. or you could do a mix of nut flour and oats.
I want these NOW!!! Looks amazing and love how they are no bake and no flour!
Also…been meaning to ask you girls…I have been making a double chocolate walnut biscotti for years it’s my familys fav cookie I make. Anyway…I want to try to do it GF over the holidays for a few friends/clients that can’t tolerate gluten. I make a few batches every year…and I am so afraid it’s going to ruin the recipe. What types of flours do you find work best with cookies? I usually use a mix of white and whole wheat pastry flour, so need to sub for them. Thanks!
I just made these and they are delicious! So rich and amazing. I used half as much hazelnut butter instead of whole nuts and it worked out just fine (though a little stickier). Thanks for the nice treat 🙂
Heather – awesome!!! glad to know they worked with hazelnut butter. enjoy 🙂
Yummy, love chocolate and hazelnut together!
These look amazing- anything chocolate + hazelnut is great in my book! And I’m SO in the holiday sprit. It’s the most wonderful time of the year!!
Amen to that girl 🙂
This looks so unbelievably good! I’m not much of a baker, so this is definitely something up my alley.
Cute! Love mini anything! And chocolate… 🙂 This does seem super simple. I need to pick up some hazelnuts.
I LOVE how cute these are, the ingredients, and that they are raw!! Pretty pictures too!
I must make them! So cute and RAW!!!!
Would be alright to add some hemp oil to the biscotti recipe
I do not see why not. It might just change the flavor or texture, but should still be fine.
Are these like the biscotti you sell?
If you don’t have hazelbuts, what else can you use?
Hello Chris no these are not like our biscotti we sell as these are not dehydrated. We dehydrate the ones we sell, this recipe are more of a soft cookie.
You can use any nut!
I am allergic to hazelnuts can I sub with another nut almonds or macadamia
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