Super Foods. Galletas de Avena Quaker con Cacahuate y Chocolate.

Galletas de cacahuate, avena Quaker® con chocolate

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RECETA SUPER FOOD CACAHUATE

GALLETAS DE CACAHUATE, AVENA QUAKER® CON CHOCOLATE

INGREDIENTES

* RINDE 15 PORCIONES

1⁄2 TAZA DE CACAHUATE TOSTADO PICADO

1 TAZA DE AVENA QUAKER®

1⁄4 TAZA DE CHISPAS DE CHOCOLATE AMARGO

1 CUCHARADA DE SEMILLAS DE LINAZA

100 GRAMOS DE MARGARINA

3⁄4 TAZA DE AZÚCAR MORENA

1 PIEZA DE HUEVO

3⁄4 TAZA DE HARINA DE TRIGO

1⁄4 CUCHARADITA DE SAL

1 CUCHARADITA DE VAINILLA

1⁄2 CUCHARADITA DE POLVO DE HORNEAR

PREPARACIÓN

PASO 1

Precalentar el horno a 180°C.

PASO 2

Con un batidor eléctrico o manual batir la margarina con el azúcar, hasta integrar bien.

PASO 3

Añadir el huevo y la vainilla y batir por 2 mins hasta que la mezcla sea homogénea.

PASO 4

Incorporar la harina de trigo, la Avena Quaker®, sal y el polvo de hornear y batir a velocidad mínima hasta que estén bien incorporadas.

PASO 5

Agregar a la masa el cacahuate, las semillas de linaza y las chispas de chocolate y mezclar con una espátula de mano.

PASO 6

Hacer bolitas de 30 grs y colocarlas en una bandeja previamente engrasada y enharinada.

PASO 7

Hornear a 180°C por 10-15 mins hasta que estén doradas.

PASO 8

Enfriar, servir y disfrutar.

RISOTTO DE CEBADA …

CRUMBLE DE AVENA …

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