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23 January 2008

Soy-Oats Sugar Cookies

Weekend breakfasts are mostly lazy affairs for which normall I make an omelette or scrambled eggs or have just toast with kothamalli chutney. But when Rajitha inspired us to think about a soy breakfast, I started thinking of what I could make and finally settled on some low sugar cookies. I had these warm cookies on a Sunday morning with a hot cup of chai.

Soy-Oats Sugar Cookies



What I Used:

Makes 8-10 cookies

Soy flour - 1 cup
Maida - 1/3 cup
Oats - 1/4 cup
Butter at room temperature - 3/4 cup
Powdered sugar - 1/2 cup (this makes the cookies mildly sweet, so you can adjust according to your taste)
Cinnamon powder - one pinch (optional)
Salt - one pinch

How I Made It:

1. Sift the maida and soy flour with salt until its totally blended.

2. Mix the butter and sugar with cinnamon powderand then add the flour to form a loose dough. Then mix in the oats gently.

3. Roll out gently and cut with a cookie cutter in desired shapes. I don't have cookie cutters so I made small balls of the dough and flattened it on my palm.

4. Lay on a greased tray and bake in a pre-heated oven for 15-18 mins, until the edges are golden brown.

Enjoy with a hot cup of coffee/milk/tea.

This goes as my entry to Rajitha who is hosting WBB - Soy Products in January.


Tried & Tasted By Nagalakshmi V at 12:14
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30 Comments:

  1. I have to find a recipe that masks the soy too :) ..
    So you take all the pics in the daytime? It is such a big luxury for me... I mostly cook in the night, even during weekends.... I hate those light spots in the pics taken with a flash, I better learn the diffusion process and all those techniques soon... :)
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  2. Yes, Sig's night shots are awesome!

    I have never "risked" with night shots, so far!..:)

    These Cookies are healthy!!(fibre,protein and carbo rich)!
    A fine entry for the event!..

    I will also come up with a good one soon!
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  3. nags!! thnks for the amazing yummy cookie..healthy and looks decadent! the pics are getting lovlier by the day..and yep! bharathy..i am waiting for ur entry :D
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  4. Nags, I am really trying very very hard to find some kind of Papaya girl, so far couldn't find it. I will keep trying, don't want to miss AFAM!:)

    Yummy cookies! I bought Soy flour, might give it a try.
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  5. this seems like a healthy breakfast option! have book marked it!
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  6. It does look good. And with soya that have to be a bonus.
    I have never made anything with soya flour.
    Sometimes i use soy milk, not for cooking just for my daughter.
    I have been looking for papaya for you event. But till now no result.
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  7. Thats a healthy snack Nags! i missed your posts :( Will see after 2 weeks! Bye TC
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  8. have to try cookie with soy flour. will try this sometime.
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  9. Soy flour? Hmmm interesting..lovely pic..
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  10. Awesome idea! Your description of having these cookies with hot chai is so tempting!
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  12. Whenever I have oat biscuits in the house I eat them all up I can't help myself. Your yummy biscuits are making me hungry now Nags. Great recipe. :-)
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  13. What a lovely cookie. I am planning to make soya a part of my regular diet.
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  14. Lovely looking cookies!!great recipe nags!!
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  15. now those cookies for breakfast would make me happy :)
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  16. Oh my , the cookies look so awesome.. and crispy!..:D

    ~ Siri
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  17. Everything sounds quite healthy...but i have never used soy flour or any soy products...:P Great shot:)
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  18. Nagu, sra just announced Pomegranate for AFAM!! AHH!! Another fruit I don't get but I will go to Asian store this weekend and try to get both of them.
    I will make something for you with Papaya. Even if I post after your deadline, you can always add to your round up. Hope it's okay!:)
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  19. Those can't get any healthier with soy and oats girl!! very nice, I haven't seen soy flour here though...might have to check:)

    do these need to be taste-tested? I'm available:)
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  20. oh, the cookies look so good!!! Love the mild color... and I am still in search of a dish w/ papaya :(. Had thought of a couple of them, but someone else had already made it! So, i'm still looking :(
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  21. lovely cookies Nags - adding soy flour is so healthy too...saw some Soya nankhatai recipe in Tarla Dalal book, and that too only 2 tbsp of butter, i'm wondering if they'll come out alright...
    Cookies and milk is my kinda breakfast :)
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  22. lovey shot nags... did u take this in day light? as sig said, its a luxury for me too. never get chance to take pic in day light :(
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  23. thats a lovely,yummy and healthy cookie nags
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  24. these look totally scrumptious. and the pic is lovely too.
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  25. *yum*! And that's a great pic. I'm trying to reach into your blog to grab a cookie, but that just doesn't seem to be working!
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  26. They luk so scrumptious and healthy to boot! Hey you are on a profile photo changing spree. From what I see, I have to compliment on your hair! its so silky! :)
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  27. Totally loved this idea. So healthy and eggless too. Hey, is that quick cooking oat or the other one?
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  28. Nags! Why have these lovely cookies never made their way to the office?? Hmmmmm?
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  29. lovey shot nags... did u take this in day light? as sig said, its a luxury for me too. never get chance to take pic in day light :(
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  30. Soy flour? Hmmm interesting..lovely pic..
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