By Chelsea Sugar
Page views: 106567Enjoy flavourful gluten free biscuits that look beautiful when dusted with Chelsea Icing Sugar.
22 reviews
2 cups ground almonds
1 cup Chelsea Caster Sugar
finely grated rind of one orange
2 egg whites, beaten to soft peaks
1 heaped Tbsp honey, warmed
Chelsea Icing Sugar to dust
Preheat oven to 160°C. Line 2 baking trays with baking paper. Dust this with Icing Sugar. Mix all ingredients to a thick paste. Sieve a layer of Icing Sugar onto the work surface and roll small balls of the mixture in the Icing Sugar to coat well. Press down on the trays leaving plenty of room to spread. (Biscuits just need to be pressed down slightly not flattened out with a fork as you do with other biscuits). Bake for 15 — 18 minutes then cool on a wire rack — store in an airtight container.
Great recipe, easy and great effect with the roll in icing sugar - will try lemon next time and perhaps orange flower water occasionally too
Super yummy and well worth a whirl... I came across these at family members place and couldn’t believe such yummy biscuits could be gluten free... now a firm family favourite!
I made 2 batches today. Definitely only need 3/4 cup sugar as they are pretty sweet. Love the orangey flavour and oh so chewy! Perfect for a gluten free sweet treat. Very easy recipe.
Can I use mandarin or lemon. Which one is better?
CHELSEA: depends on your preference. Lemon would be more tangy. Let us know!
Exceeded expectations. So easy and so yummy. I knocked the sugar back to 3/4 cup as suggested by others, and as my orange tree is not fruiting, but my lemon tree is loaded, I swapped the orange rind for lemon rind and it was delicious (it's a Meyer lemon, which isn't as sour as other varieties).
Thanks for a fabulous recipe!
Very easy and everyone loved them. I added a tablespoon of orange flower water to boost orange flavour, which worked well.
Easy, yummy and light.
Love these biscuits and so does my whole family. I make these at least once a month. I add less sugar though as they are quite nice with just 3/4 of a cup.
Love these ‘healthy’ biscuits. Moderation is important but very hard as they’re gorgeous.
Delicious! I didn't have an orange so substituted a lemon. I also halved the amount of sugar, and it was more than enough.
Quick, easy and delicious
Gorgeous flavour, rolling in icing sugar gives a shiny crackly crust with a bit of crunch. Mine came out a little undercooked in the centre, I'll flatten them more next time. A great recipe for a wheat free, dairy free diet.
I have made these biscuits so many times now and they are always a hit with everyone. I couldn't count how many times I have given the recipe out. They are not just for gluten intolerant! Everybody loves them.
Made these for visitors with gluten intolerances - they were a hit! lovely orange flavour, chewy biscuits.....would definitely make again!
I have made these biscuits, i dunked half of the biscuit into melted chocolate just to top it off, not bad.
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