gluten free chocolate chickpea cookies

Gluten-Free Chocolate Chickpea Cookies

These gluten-free chocolate chickpea cookies by Zorah Booley (@inthemidnightkitchen) are even better than the real thing! Check out this easy recipe using Faithful to Nature’s pantry range! Watch Zorah’s step-by-step here.

INGREDIENTS


METHOD


  1. Preheat the oven to 180C, and line a baking tray with parchment paper. Spray with a non-stick spray to avoid sticking. 
  2. In a large bowl, sift together the chickpea flour, cocoa powder, and baking soda and set aside. 
  3. In a stove-top bain-marie bowl, melt the honey until it is just liquid. Do not allow it to boil or steam, and if it is too hot, allow it to cool before carry on with next steps.
  4. Then add in the vanilla extract, and flaxseed oil and whisk to combine. Then whisk in the egg as well. 
  5. Fold the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients in two inclusions. 
  6. Once there are no lumps add in the chocolate chips and nuts (if desired). 
  7. Using two spoons, measure 1 tablespoon of batter and scoop it onto the baking tray. 
  8. The mixture will be slightly runny, but this is normal. You can add one tablespoon of chickpea flour to thicken it if you wish. 
  9. Do not overcrowd your baking tray as the cookies will spread. 
  10. Bake for 8-10 minutes and once it comes out the oven, sprinkle some sea salt on top and enjoy!
5 Comments
  • Paula
    Posted at 21:17h, 05 September Reply

    I followed the recipe and my cookies turned out great. I used dark chocolate with roasted nougat cos I didn’t have chocolate chips but it was great with that. I melted the chocolate with the honey and coconut oil.

    • Chevaun Roux
      Posted at 11:32h, 22 October Reply

      That sounds absolutely delicious!

  • Themba Smart
    Posted at 05:31h, 10 October Reply

    Hi l just wanted to find out, instead of an egg what can l substitute with when baking because l don’t eat eggs for now because of my hyperthyroidism condition

    • Chevaun Roux
      Posted at 11:01h, 22 October Reply

      Hi Themba. One great substitute for eggs is actually whipped chickpea brine, or another common one is apple sauce. It depends what you’re making. With this recipe we would advise apple sauce, it will add a natural sweetness too.

  • Meryl Wood
    Posted at 15:30h, 30 July Reply

    Recipe says coconut oil, but the method says flaxseed oil! Which one is it please?

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