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These gluten-free thumbprint cookies combine the nuttiness of almond flour and the mild sweetness of oat flour to create a chewy, satisfying texture. Liquid sweeteners like coconut nectar or maple syrup provide a natural sweetness without relying on refined sugar, making these cookies a slightly healthier treat. Peanut butter adds richness and complements the fruity tang of the jam filling.
The process begins with combining wet ingredients, forming a dough, and allowing it to chill for easy shaping. Once chilled, the dough is formed into small discs, and a thumb impression is made in the center to hold the jam filling. Baking the cookies at a moderate temperature ensures a soft and chewy texture that sets as the cookies cool.
These cookies are versatile, as you can use your favorite jams or even chocolate spreads as a filling. The recipe is ideal for festive gatherings, as it can be made ahead of time and customized with holiday-inspired fillings like cranberry or orange marmalade. Whether served fresh or stored for later, these cookies make for a delightful snack or dessert.
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This recipe is designed specifically for gluten-free flours. Substituting with wheat flour will alter the texture and structure.
Yes, replace almond flour with sunflower seed flour and peanut butter with sunflower seed butter.
Ensure the dough is well-chilled and shape it gently without applying too much pressure.
Use a silicone baking mat as an alternative to parchment paper.
Sweeteners are crucial for taste and structure; unsweetened cookies may be bland and crumbly.
Yes, the dough can be refrigerated for up to 24 hours before baking.
Any jam with a thick consistency works well; watery jams may leak during baking.
Yes, use an air fryer at 160°C (320°F) and adjust the baking time to around 8-10 minutes.
The edges should be lightly golden, and the centers set but not hard.
Yes, adjust the baking time for smaller or larger cookies accordingly.
Yes, small mix-ins can be added to the dough for extra texture and flavor.
Yes, blend oats into a fine powder, but ensure there are no coarse bits.
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