Almond cookies with apricot (xìngrén bǐng light)
Time: 35 min 18 pieces approx. 105 kcal / serving (estimated) approx. 4 g protein / serving
Xing ren bing (almond biscuits) are a classic crumbly treat of Cantonese bakeries: fragrant with almond and a little sandy, decorated with an almond or apricot pressed into the middle. This version uses a flour mix and a little honey, so it is lighter.
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Preheat the oven to 175 °C (160 °C fan) and line a baking tray with baking paper. Mix the egg with the honey and vanilla. Add the ground almonds, oat flour, baking powder and salt and knead into a soft dough; if it sticks, chill for 10 minutes. ⏱ Timer: 10 min Shape 18 equal balls, place on the tray and flatten with your palm. Press a piece of dried apricot or an almond into the centre of each and brush with beaten egg yolk. Bake for 12–14 minutes until golden; cool on a rack. ⏱ Timer: 12 min
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Tips
Ground almonds make the dough fragile, so shape it gently with your hands. The egg yolk wash gives a glossy golden surface. They harden as they cool, so do not take them off the tray too soon. Keep in a closed tin for 1 week.
Frequently asked questions
Is it gluten-free?
Oat flour can be gluten-free if made from certified oats; or use only ground almonds.
Other toppings?
Dried cranberries, goji or whole cashews.
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