Thursday, March 09, 2017

Buckwheat Fig Cookies with Chocolate


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These cookies feature pseudo-cereal super-seed buckwheat, dried figs and vegan chocolate chips. They are gluten-free, grain-free, refined-sugar free, dairy-free and vegan. The buckwheat flour adds a hint of nuttiness, and it makes these cookies crisp on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside. You can use oat flour instead of buckwheat, and dates instead of figs.

  • 15 Whole dried figs
  • 130 ml Coconut milk 17% fat (I used Aroy-D)
  • 120 g Buckwheat flour
  • 1 tbsp Potato starch
  • 3/4 tsp Baking powder
  • 1/3 tsp Cardamom powder
  • 60 g Vegan chocolate chips
  1. Soak the dried figs in coconut milk for 30 minutes, then blend them into a thick paste.
  2. Whisk together the buckwheat flour, potato starch, baking powder and cardamom powder in a mixing bowl. Stir in fig paste until combined. Now fold in chocolate chips.
  3. Preheat the oven to 190C/375F. Divide the dough into 21 portions and shape each into a ball. Place them on the parchment lined baking trays. Gently flatten each dough ball into a cookie. Bake in the middle of hot oven for about 15 minutes until nicely golden brown.

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86 comments:

  1. faithy9/3/17 05:02

    Tempting..making me think of cookies all day!

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  2. Mindy9/3/17 05:05

    These look perfect, and yummy!

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  3. Chitz9/3/17 07:35

    They look very inviting and its a very great choice to include buckwheat flour in diet :)

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  4. Rosa9/3/17 08:06

    Lovely! They must taste heavenly.

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  5. Anonymous9/3/17 08:32

    What fabulous little cookies Angie.
    Have a wonderful day.
    :-) Mandy xo

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  6. Natalia9/3/17 12:30

    They look so cute☺

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  7. Vicki Bensinger9/3/17 13:18

    These are adorable little healthy cookies. Who wouldn't want to gobble these up!

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  8. Shashi at SavorySpin9/3/17 13:35

    Oh My! Angie - now you have me wishing I was having cookies for breakfast - and these are healthy enough to be had for breakfast!

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  9. Cheri Savory Spoon9/3/17 13:57

    These are my kind of cookies Angie, love that they are refined sugar free. Love chocolate!!!

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  10. Alida9/3/17 14:07

    What a wonderful recipe Angie. I am really tempted by these. I really like buckwheat. They look great and super yummy!

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  11. Jean | DelightfulRepast.com9/3/17 16:01

    Angie, those look delicious! Think I'll do half with chips for other people and half without for me.

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  12. Anne@ASaladForAllSeasons9/3/17 16:04

    Oh what a sweet little cookie! I love fig cookies and the addition of chocolate chips is perfect! :)

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  13. Liz That Skinny Chick Can Bake9/3/17 16:16

    Oh, boy, these look fabulous! And pretty much guilt-free!!! Woot, woot!!!

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  14. Tricia Buice9/3/17 16:33

    These are absolutely adorable cookies Angie! I bet the figs really flavor the cookies so no need for added sweetener. The chocolate chips are icing on the cake (cookie)!

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  15. Koko9/3/17 16:41

    These look like the perfect cookies to bake for my celiac roommate! I bet the hint of cardamom is so delicious!

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  16. Pam9/3/17 17:39

    Yum! They look tasty & cute too.

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  17. Anu - My Ginger Garlic Kitchen9/3/17 20:04

    I can have cookies for all my meals and these look so pretty and yummy, Angie. Love the addition of cardamom. :D

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  18. SavoringTime in the Kitchen9/3/17 20:10

    I love fig cookies, Angie! Now I'm craving some :)

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  19. grace9/3/17 20:48

    most nutritious cookies ever!

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  20. Evelyne CulturEatz9/3/17 21:49

    Figs and so many (vegan) chocolate chips, so delicious! I love cookies that are crisp on the outside and chewy on the inside.

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  21. Juliana9/3/17 22:49

    These cookies look so good Angie...I love that it with dried fig...great recipe!
    I hope you are having a nice week :)

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  22. Balvinder10/3/17 01:43

    Amazing! I must try these cookies. Just have to get figs.

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  23. Amy (Savory Moments)10/3/17 01:54

    I love anything with cardamom! These little cookies look delicious!

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  24. Nammi10/3/17 04:35

    you know just yesterday I saw this packet of buckwheat flour in a shop near by and have been wondering what to make with it

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  25. Kelly10/3/17 12:08

    Oh my gosh, these are the cutest cookies, Angie! I want them all - they look perfect! Love the figs in here!

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  26. tania| my kitchen stories10/3/17 12:46

    These look very cute. They mist be delicious wit thos figs in them

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  27. Barbara10/3/17 13:21

    Lovely! Another way to use my favorite buckwheat flour! These look fabulous, Angie!

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  28. Monica10/3/17 14:31

    These look like a great way to satisfy that sweet craving. I have got to try baking with buckwheat flour. I love any flour with a nutty beat to it.

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  29. Nancy Chan10/3/17 14:48

    Yummy and healthy cookies! Have a great day!

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  30. Gloria Baker10/3/17 15:55

    So beautiful Angie, many times I dont make cookies !!!
    xoxoxo

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  31. Zaza10/3/17 19:28

    Oh how yummy! I can definitively imagine how amazing the aroma must be in your kitchen after baking these cookies!

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  32. Emma @ Bake Then Eat11/3/17 01:01

    I know I could not stop at one!

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  33. SHON11/3/17 02:42

    Great post! Thanks.

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  34. Amy11/3/17 07:32

    These cookies are so adorable and look scrumptious! :)

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  35. Sokehah cheah11/3/17 16:45

    Healthy cookies that I can indulge in!

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  36. Debra Eliotseats12/3/17 19:18

    Hmmm...I just opened a package of dried figs!

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  37. Big Rigs 'n Lil' Cookies13/3/17 00:17

    These are adorable! I've been on quite the fig kick lately, so I know I would devour these!

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  38. mjskit13/3/17 04:21

    Not only do these cookies look amazing, but they are freaking genius! This cookie monster is happy!

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  39. noobcook13/3/17 05:12

    they look so cute! and oh I love sugar free :)

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  40. Helene Dsouza13/3/17 06:42

    I wouldn't have thought that there is buckwheat and figs in your cookies. They look incredible tempting and would make a lovely after food coffee time sweet treat. :)

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  41. ann low13/3/17 11:21

    These cookies sound so healthy and delicious! Love the chocolate chips dotted on top - so cute!

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  42. Cheyanne @ No Spoon Necessary13/3/17 13:30

    You always have the most uniquely delicious flavor combinations, Angie!! These cookies look absolutely scrumptious! I looove that you used dried figs in here! I could use a few dozen of these for breakfast right now! Cheers, friend! :)

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  43. All That I'm Eating13/3/17 13:43

    I love that these use buckwheat. I love figs too! I bet they're lovely with an afternoon cuppa.

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  44. fimere13/3/17 13:51

    ils sont à croquer!
    bonne journée

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  45. Hema13/3/17 16:17

    The cookies look so good and for once Angie, I have all the ingredients, definitely going to try this..

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  46. Unknown13/3/17 16:58

    Great pictures Angie. I love the taste of dried figs, these cookies look divine.

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  47. Abbe@This is How I Cook13/3/17 19:15

    I love buckwheat flour so I bet these taste amazing! They sure look it!

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  48. Beth13/3/17 20:11

    I love the idea of using figs in this recipe - they'd add such texture and flavour!

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  49. Unknown14/3/17 03:51

    Buckwheat has become a favorite of mine to bake with. I love this and with figs, got to try it out Angie.
    Hope you are doing well hon. Pinned it.
    xo

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  50. Unknown14/3/17 13:43

    healthy cookies? Yes please!

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  51. GiGi Eats Celebrities14/3/17 14:51

    I love how sneaky the fig is in this recipe!! Looks insanely delicious! Stopping after one, yeahhhhh NOPE!

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  52. Sue/the view from great island14/3/17 16:18

    I adore figs, and buckwheat, but never thought to combine them, you are a genius, as usual! Speaking of genius, I made your amazing seeded crackers, hope to post them next week, love them!

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  53. Adina14/3/17 17:21

    Oh, how cute they are. I actually have buckwheat flour in the house and don't use it much unfortunately, I could make these cutties.

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  54. Ashley@CookNourishBliss14/3/17 21:13

    I loveeee buckwheat flour!! I usually just make pancakes but I sooo need to try out some cookies! These sound delicious!

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  55. Gingi15/3/17 01:17

    THESE LOOK AMAZING and so yummy in the tummy!! - http://www.domesticgeekgirl.com

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  56. Kitchen Riffs15/3/17 02:00

    Really interesting recipe! And a wonderful looking one, too. These look amazing -- such good stuff. Thanks!

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  57. tigerfish15/3/17 04:37

    Such dainty cookies! I like the addition of dried figs for natural sweetness.

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  58. Harriet Emily15/3/17 11:14

    These cookies look beautiful Angie! I love how you used figs to sweeten them! Yum!

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  59. Susan15/3/17 14:31

    I've substituted dates in my cookies, but never figs--love them! I will definitely be making these since my son-in-law is coming this weekend and is gluten-free!

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  60. Geri Saucier15/3/17 20:16

    Delicious cookies, Angie. I can eat a bunch and not feel guilty.

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  61. Catherine15/3/17 21:49

    Dear Angie, I love fig cookies. These would be delightful in the morning with coffee. xoxo Catherine

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  62. kankana16/3/17 00:09

    Now that won't make me guilty at all :)

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  63. Nava K17/3/17 09:09

    These are cute little sweetness. I need a pop of it now.

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  64. Evi @ greenevi17/3/17 20:24

    Wow, such an awesome combo! Coconut, cardamom and fig....amazing! Pinned :)

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  65. Choclette20/3/17 21:44

    The chocolate drops looks so delectable and shiny. Buckwheat is a wonderful flour to bake with. I used it a lot. Love it that your using the figs as the only sweetener.

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  66. nadia29/3/17 20:25

    They look so adorable! I need to use figs a lot more in my recipes - such an underrated fruit!

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  67. Sharon D.4/4/17 22:44

    Gahh ..you are killing me with these cookies, Angie! They are gorgeous!

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  68. Marcelle 23/4/17 20:57

    Oh wow, Angie, I bet these have a great flavor! I love figs!

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