Preparation time: 10 minutes.
Cooking time: 30 minutes.
Energy value per 100 grams of cookies = 224 calories.
Leibnitz cookies:
Cast:
1. Green buckwheat - 80 grams
2. Flaxseed oil 26,5 grams
3. 1 tbsp duck fat.
4. 3 tbsp. psyllium
5. Buckwheat flour - 100,7 grams
6. Psyllium - 3 tbsp.
7. 50 ml bottled water
8. Duck meat - 200 grams
9. 120 grams of village chicken eggs.
10. 100 grams of leeks
11. Spices (cumin, coriander, Himalayan pink salt, cloves) to taste.
I have:
-> coriander – 5 g
-> cumin - 3 g
-> Himalayan pink salt - 5-6 grams
-> cloves - 1 g (12 heads).
Macronutrient ratio:
1. Carbohydrates: 40%
2. Fats: 40%
3. Proteins: 20%
For decor:
-> 4 quail eggs
-> 3 pinches of chia seeds
Method of preparation:
— Pour warm water over the psyllium, stir and set aside, covering with a lid.
— Rinse and soak green buckwheat in advance.
- finely chop the leek and set aside.
— Place buckwheat, eggs, duck, duck meat, flaxseed oil and all the spices in a blender.
- Scroll for 40 seconds
— Place the dough in a bowl, add the psyllium mass to it and, adding flour and chopped leek, knead the dough with your hands until it can be rolled out.
— You may need more flour, but that’s okay.
— Form 2 balls of dough and place one on parchment paper, cover the top with parchment paper and roll out with a rolling pin to a thickness of 4-6 mm.
— Carefully remove the top paper after rolling .
- Cut with a wavy knife into rectangular shapes in the style of Leibnitz cookies.
— Bake at 200°C for 15 minutes.
— Later, beat 4 quail eggs and brush the surface of the cookies, then sprinkle with chia seeds and bake for another three minutes.
— The snack is ready.