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Kitsi’s biscuit

“I started baking at the age of 12, then I baked cookies for the first time.

Since then I have adore working with dough, however, with the years and transition to a healthy lifestyle, I try to choose the healthiest alternatives in my diet and desserts as well. I completely removed the sugar and replaced it with honey.

I love simple recipes where substituting ingredients does not negatively affect the end result, but instead gives new, different notes to a taste.

As a rule, in my kitchen, all dishes are made impromptu, with a logical combination of existing ingredients. I almost never write down recipes and I make everything by eye. I only remember the composition if it causes applause from surrounding people...

This cake was born that way and became an integral part of our hikes. Unlike sugar-containing chocolates and snacks, it is a collection of long-lasting energy and useful micronutrients.

I also  say is that a healthy food can be delicious. If the food is not mixed with artificial flavor enhancers and flavorings, it does not mean that it has no taste. Both starters and main dishes and desserts can be tasty and wholesome, enhance immunity and improve metabolism.  All in all, 70% of our health and beauty is created in the kitchen.”  -  Kitsi Samsonadze, the photographer.

Kitsi’s biscuit

Preparation Time

30-60 mn

Difficulty

Simple

CAL

250-500 calories

Type of Food

Dessert

Limonati by Borjomi pear
Limonati by Borjomi pear

Goes with

Limonati by Borjomi pear

Kitsi Samsonadze

Recipe author

Kitsi Samsonadze

Kitsi’s biscuit

Ingredients

Portions :

1

Dried persimmon

17 gram

Dried figs

12 gram

Raisins

9 gram

Date

9 gram

Espresso

0.2 piece

Pumpkin seed

5 gram

Sunflower seeds

5 gram

Walnut

5 gram

honey or grape juice boiled with honey, to taste

7 gram

medium-sized apples

0.3 piece

Egg

1 piece

Salt

1 a pinch

Soda

1 a pinch

cinnamon

1 a pinch

Flour

25 gram

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1

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Preheat oven to 180 degrees. Chop finely dried fruits and walnuts, except raisins, add raisins and other nuts. Peel and grate an apple and add dried fruits.

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2

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Put the cake in the oven and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes, then bring the temperature to 160 degrees to bake the stuffing well.

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3

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After about 40-50 minutes, check with wooden sticks if the stuffing is baked, raise the temperature again to 180 degrees and leave only the upper side of the oven turned on to make the upper part more crispy . The cake is ready.

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4

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Add cinnamon and, if desired, sweetener. Pour espresso. Add eggs to the dried mass.

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5

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Pour soda and salt to the flour, add to the dried fruits mass. Mix everything well to get a mass of cake dough consistency.

Serve

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Enjoy it!

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