A simple healthy biscotti recipe that goes perfectly with coffee. This biscotti has a slightly crunchy outside with a soft chewy inside that provides a beautiful contrast that blends so nicely together. They are gluten, grain, dairy and egg free.
2 3/4 cups nut/seed flour (do any combo you like) (10 oz)
1 cup fine unsweetened coconut flakes (not flour) (3 oz)
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1–2 teaspoons vanilla
1/3 cup monk fruit sugar (2 oz)
1/4 cup maple syrup (3 oz)
water if needed
1 – If you don’t already have nut flour, you will need to make up your nut and seed flour. Place nuts and seeds into a food processor and pulse together to make semi-fine flour. Place in a bag or bowl and set aside.
2 – Measure out your nut/seed flour and coconut flakes and then place them into a food processor. *You can stir it all up in a bowl if you want
3 – Add in sea salt, vanilla, sugar and pulse lighly to combine everything.
4 – Add in maple syrup and pulse together. If batter is not coming together slowly add in water, 1 tablespoon at a time.
5 – Once biscotti batter starts holding together, dump it out onto a large cutting board. Begin to mold it into a long log shape.
6 – Cut into biscotti shapes. Makes anywhere around 13-15 slices.
7 – Now to cook them you can either dehydrate them in a dehydrator. If you do this option place them onto a mesh-lined dehydrator tray. Dehydrate them at 115-120 degrees for anywhere from 24-60 hours. All depends on how dry you want them, the drier they are the longer the shelf-life.
Or ff you want to bake them – we recommend baking them at 300-degrees for about 1 hour. You could go up 2 hours. Just know they will brown on the edges. We have baked them at 200 for 2-3 hours before too.
8 – When biscotti are done at the desired texture you want, store them in containers in the fridge.