Earlier this month I worked for the company MyEy and they provide three products, the whole egg substitute "VollEy", egg-white substitute "EyWeiß" and the egg-yolk substitute"EyGelb".
The people I worked with were very kind and send me the VollEy and the EyWeiß to test them.
Yesterday I decided I want to bake Christmas cookies (right before I had to leave for University ^^), so I searched for an easy vegan cookie recipe, but I found one with real eggs. Then I thought, why don't I try baking the recipe with the egg substitute.
(So you can use this recipe with normal eggs or with a plant-based alternative)
Ingredients:
- wafers
- 4 egg-whites or plant-based alternative (I used 20g EyWeiß powder and 100ml water)
- 200g sugar
- 200g ground hazelnuts (if the batter is too liquid put in more hazelnuts, I made this mistake and my first baking attempt was too liquid)
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this is the product I've used |
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First, you have to put in the egg whites, or in my case the powder mixed with water. | |
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Use a whisk to beat up the egg-white, till it is solid.
While doing so, you can preheat the oven to 150°.
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Then slowly add the sugar (not the whole 200g at once)
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Carefully fold in the ground hazelnuts.
Lay down the wafers on a baking tray covered with baking paper.
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This was my first attempt, but the dough was too liquidy.
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My second attempt. This time I've put in more ground hazelnuts.
Then I used a spoon to put the batter on the wafers.
I also added some whole hazelnuts.
Bake the cookies till the edges start to getting brown
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And there you go, very easy and quick to make Christmas cookies *-*
(they are also very delicious!) |
I hope you liked my recipe and made some yourself! :)
Let me know if you want more baking posts and if I should use MyEy products?
please do some more baking!
AntwortenLöschenThank you for your answer, I will do more baking soon <3
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