Crunchy biscuits. Biscuits are not crunchy by definition, at least not in the wide meaning, and apart from cantuccini they are not normally baked twice. Our crunchy biscuits are the latest addition to the range. A sweet delicacy that combines tasty pieces of blueberries with the fine crunchy traditional biscuit. Top with Pillsbury™ Grands!™ buttermilk biscuits and sprinkle with crunchy seasoned croutons for the perfect combination of taste and texture. Hi Friends, I am sharing new recipe biscuits made with Ragi flour, Maida & Rice flour.
This snack variety will be like-able by the children and they will.
With Crunchy-Bottomed Biscuits, the bottoms will end up crunchy and golden brown and provide a sturdy base that holds up to a smothering of sausage.
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You can have Crunchy biscuits using 7 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Crunchy biscuits
- It's of Plain biscuits.
- You need 50 gm of paneer.
- It's 1 of finely chopped onion.
- You need of Salt as per taste.
- You need 1 of tspn black pepper powder.
- It's 2-3 of chopped green chillies (avoid if making for kids).
- It's 2 of tspn chopped coriander leaves (optional).
Always popular with my friends at the windmills. They are very easy to make but please ensure you space the mixture on the baking trays as advised. Crunchy Biscuits is live on the web. However, we are currently undergoing some 'tweakings' which may sound painful but are necessary.
Crunchy biscuits step by step
- In a bowl add chopped onion, mashed paneer, sakt, black pepper powder, corriander leaves.. Mix them nicely.
- Now take the mixture place it nicely on one side of biscuits and cover it with another biscuits...
- Pre heat oven place all the filled biscuits on the baking tray...
- Cook them for 12-15 minutes at 180° c or till they are crispy and crunchy.. Our crunchy biscuits are ready to serve...
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