And big big news this past weekend which resonates with the two big things I believe in. The Power of – Community and Collaboration.
Sheroes, a women=only social networking and mentoring platform invited me to start a healthy baking community on their platform. Yet another opportunity to create awareness about this absolutely critical and emerging area of healthy baking.
So presenting to you – Healthy Baking by Ovenderful.
Background – “A community for professional and home bakers, healthy baking enthusiasts. To share recipes,knowledge, tips.To create a safer, healthier world.Anchored by SHEROES Champion Simran Oberoi, Founder of Ovenderful healthy baking network, home baker, mom “
Link to join on the Sheroes platform.
https://shrs.me/n6uIWcs1OV

This is one of the best news that I have received as I am on vacation. Before heading out for this annual time-off, I baked the gluten-free Jowar Oats Chocolate Walnut cookies to carry for my parents and sisters. Here is the quick and simple recipe for it.

1 cup jowar flour
1/2 cup oats flour
Chopped walnuts
2 tbsp cocoa powder ( unsweetened)
Chopped walnuts ( as per your requirement)
50 gms of ghee/soft butter
3/4 cup cane or coconut sugar
Method –
Cream the sugar and butter/ghee well. Mix the flours and cocoa together. Then add it slowly in parts to the sugar-butter mix. Add the walnuts. Add 1-2 tbsp of milk or ghee to bring it together if the mixture is crumbly.
Wrap it and keep it in the fridge for 1 hour. Then bring it out, shape it into cookies and bake in a pre-heated oven for 15-18 minutes, at 170 degrees C.
Store in air tight container after they have cooled off completely.
made it ….it was yum
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Thank you so much Shruti for your feedback, glad you liked it! Love, Simran
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Hi
Can I use homemade almond butter instead of ghee and if yes then how much ?
Thanks
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Hey Heena, yes you can use that. Ideally it is heavier than ghee and dairy butter, so you may need to reduce the quantity a little. Love, Simran
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