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Dalgona biscuits – 's Dalgona biscuits recipe – Italian Cuisine

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THE dalgona biscuits are the kind of biscuits you see in the third episode of Squid Game, the Korean television series that has bewitched the world. Of the real games offered in the series, this is the one that, for obvious reasons, struck me the most: a game to play with biscuits? Here I am ready! 😉 Actually i dalgona biscuits, rather than biscuits are large candies made with sugar and bicarbonate (the latter has the task of making the sugar swell, obtaining light and crunchy candy saddles once cold), the so-called honeycomb toffee, present in various countries with different names. THE dalgona are very common sweets in South Korea, where since the 70s-80s they have been sold as street food: usually, those who eat it try to clean up the edges of the central figure without breaking it and, if they can, get another dalgona for free. In short, despite not being a super fan of the TV series (yes, I confess!), I really liked these biscuits and the game related to them, so here is my recipe for making them at home!

  • Preparation time Preparation: 10 min
  • Cooking time cooking: 5 min
  • Total time total: 15 min + 2 hours of rest
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Light biscuits, many easy and healthy recipes – Italian Cuisine


Homemade light biscuits, prepared by hand with lots of love, in company, with children, with friends or alone. To enjoy a comfortable breakfast or snack

In any good self-respecting pantry, gods cannot be missing inviting biscuits, to be dipped in milk in the morning, to munch as a snack, with five o'clock tea or with a hot herbal tea before going to sleep. But what if the diet calls and we want to guarantee a healthy and light breakfast or snack for our loved ones? Let's prepare together i light biscuits, all strictly without butter, with a low sugar content and, if possible, using wholemeal flours.

Light wholemeal biscuits with extra virgin olive oil

These light biscuits are very easy and will win you over for their rustic and full-bodied consistency, they are perfect to soak and do not go to mush, try it to believe it. What do you need?

Ingrediants

400 g of wholemeal flour
100 g of flour 00
150 g of brown sugar
100 g of extra virgin olive oil
3 eggs
1 sachet of baking powder and a pinch of salt

Method

United all the ingredients and knead until the mixture is homogeneous and compact. Roll out the dough with a rolling pin reaching a thickness of half a centimeter and give life to your cookies using molds of various shapes or, quite simply, obtained rectangles (3 cm wide by 6 cm long) with the help of a knife. Put in a preheated oven at 180 ° for 15-20 minutes. Preserve biscuits in a tin box, alternatively you can use a glass jar or an airtight plastic container.

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Desserts without eggs: cakes, biscuits and creams – Italian Cuisine

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Are you intolerant or allergic to eggs, are you curious to try a vegan dessert or you want to prepare a dessert but opening the fridge you see that you no longer have eggs … What to do? First of all, don't get discouraged. Then, read our recipes and our tips for making gods desserts without eggs that will make you fall in love from the first taste! Yes, that's right, most recipes for making cakes, cookies, and desserts involve eggs. And do you know why? Eggs have a very important function in doughs, they act both as a natural binder and as a leavening agent but, as we will see in this article, they are not strictly necessary for the success of a dessert.

How to replace eggs in a recipe
With potato starch or corn starch:
a whole egg can be easily replaced with 2 tablespoons of starch or cornstarch. Both flours are thickeners, therefore perfect for performing the same function as eggs. A tip: when you go to replace eggs with starch or corn starch, remember to slightly increase the doses of the liquid part in order to obtain a balanced and soft dough at the right point!

With bananas:
half a ripe and soft mashed banana can be used as an egg substitute. It also acts as a binder and helps the dough to remain soft. A tip: if you replace eggs with bananas make sure you use less sugar.

With milk:
50 ml of both cow and vegetable milk (soy drinks, coconut, almonds, oats, …) are equivalent to one egg.

With yogurt:
half a pot of yogurt is the perfect substitute for a whole egg. Yogurt makes the dough soft, moist and fluffy. Which one to choose? What you prefer, even fruit or coffee flavored, a vegan soy or coconut yogurt.

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Let's start with the basics. Shortcrust pastry is a cornerstone of pastry, but how to prepare it without eggs? In this case we have replaced the eggs with potato starch. Here are the ingredients: 200 g of flour 00, 1 sachet of baking powder, 60 g of corn starch, 130 g of cold butter, 1 untreated orange, 50 g of cane sugar, 0.5 dl of milk, a pinch of salt.

1. Jumbled up 00 flour with sieved baking powder and 60 g of corn starch. Form one fountain and arrange in the center 130 g of cold butter in small pieces, a pinch of salt, the grated rind of 1 untreated orange, 50 g of fine brown sugar and 0.5 dl of milk.
2. Mix quickly, form a block, wrap it up in cling film and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
Prepare pies, tarts, or biscuits.

Custard without eggs
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A sweet variane lighter, suitable for vegans, intolerant people or those who do not have eggs at home but do not want to give up a delicious cream. What will you need? Get yourself 500 ml of whole milk (alternatively you can use a vegetable drink or lactose-free milk) – 100 g of cane sugar (or granulated) – 4 g of corn starch – the zest of 1 untreated lemon or a whole berry of vanilla

1. Take a bowl and sift yourself corn starch, add sugar and half the milk or vegetable drink at room temperature.
2. In a saucepan warm over low heat the remaining milk with the lemon peel (or with the vanilla bean), add yourself the previously prepared mixture.
3. Stir until the cream is thickened.
4. Let the cream cool to room temperature e mix it occasionally.
5. Once cooled portion it in cups or use it for stuff tarts and prepare desserts.
An advice: if you want color it yellow to make it look like a classic custard, you can add 1/2 teaspoon of turmeric to the preparation or a pinch of saffron. Don't worry, the two spices will not alter the flavor of your cream.

October 2021
Giulia Ferrari

Posted on 08/10/2021

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