I adapted a biscotti recipe that I found on Bryanna Clark Groban’s blog, adding cranberries instead of ginger to her lemon biscotti recipe. I like these so much, and they were very easy, so I plan on making more biscotti soon, maybe trying out some chocolate flavors. For my first try, I think I didn’t bake them quite long enough because they are still chewy in the middle, but honestly, I like that better than the traditional super-crunchy biscotti texture–and they are still yummy when dipped into tea or coffee! We dipped some in chocolate, and you can look forward to seeing those pictures posted soon.
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ohhhh delicious. i love these! what a fab combination.
do you think they could be easy to trade out for rice flour for gluten free cause theyre crunchy??
Hi Tara! Yes, I think you could make them gluten-free…but I think a combination of gluten-free flours would be best (maybe using rice, quinoa, and tapioca flours would be good for this?).
Tessa,
Could you provide your recipe for the biscotti? I was going to make my own adaptations to Bryanna’s recipe, but, I guess she removed the posting because I couldn’t seem to find it posted there. You have THE best looking vegan biscotti I’ve ever seen.
hi liz, i’m sorry but i can’t find the final recipe i used right now! oh no! if i find it i will make sure to let you know. i’m a bad baking blogger at the moment 😦
That would be very much appreciated, Tessa. Thanks so much!
so far, i’m having no luck finding the recipe 😦 so sorry!!
Aww. 😦 Thanks for looking, though, Tessa; that was very sweet of you. Just keep me in mind if you happen to come across it.