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Wilhelmina biscuits with sorghum flour mix

Wilhelmina biscuits with sorghum flour mix

Recipe by Virtasalmen Viljatuote Oy
3.8 out of 31 votes
From

30 - 40

from
Cooking time

15

minutes

Ingredients

  • 200 g butter

  • 2 dl sugar (or 1dl regular sugar and 1dl brown sugar)

  • 2 tbsp syrup (dark)

  • 1 pcs egg yolk

  • 5dlVirtasalmen Viljatuote's gluten-free sorghum flour mix

  • 1 tbsp vanilla sugar

  • 2tspbaking soda

Preparation

  • Cream together the room temperature butter, sugars and syrup. Whisk in the egg yolk until well combined.
  • Mix together the dry ingredients and mix quickly to a crumbly dough.
  • Shape the dough into bars (about 2 cm in diameter) with well-floured hands on a baking sheet. Leave plenty of room for spreading between the bars. The dough will make 4-6 bars in total.
  • Bake the bars in a 175°C oven for 15-20 minutes. Be careful not to burn the bars.
  • Cut the bars into pieces while warm. You can cut either straight or slightly slanted pieces.
  • Allow to cool completely before serving, so they stay together well. Store in a glass jar with a lid.

13 Comments

  1. I made Wilhelmina's today, really good , easy to make, thanks for a good recipe.Sorghum flour is the best🎂🧁

  2. They turned out well and were really good, spreading to fill the whole baking tray. But it was good to cut out the slanted, beautiful Wilhelminae, a whole baking tray full of goodies! A big recommendation!

  3. I'd love to make this but I don't know the ingredients formula.

    Can someone explain in details please ?

    Thank you

  4. A really good recipe. I've made it often. Just a while ago I made these, this time with wholemeal sorghum flour, as I was out of sorghum flour mix. By the way, the whole wheat made really delicious cookies too. Worth a try

  5. We have a case of Wilhelminos on the boat with us at all times, they are incomparable with coffee and go without refrigeration.
    I make them lighter by using Culinesse instead of butter and farina sugar instead of regular sugar.

    1. Hi Anneli,

      Glad to hear you like the Wilhelmina and thanks for the tip on lighter biscuits!

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