Ragi Biscuits Recipe Eggless Ragi Biscuits How To Make Ragi Biscuits

I made these similar to this Nankhatai and they taste very delicious. These are not 100% healthy as there is sugar used in it. If making them for toddlers or kids, do use organic sugar or jaggery. There is about 1 tsp sugar and 1.25 tsp ghee in each biscuit. I have used ghee and it can be replaced with unsalted butter. More Ragi RecipesRagi ladooEggless ragi cakeRagi coconut cookies

Preparation for ragi biscuits

1. Add ragi flour to a mixing bowl.
2. Next add in wheat flour or besan. You can use besan if you prefer to add some protein.
3. Add the baking powder if using. You can also skip it. Please read the notes in the recipe card to know more.
4. Add cardamom powder.
5. You can powder 5 tbsps of sugar to get little over half cup. Use only half cup. You can also powder cardamoms along with sugar.
6. Mix all of these well.
7. Pour 6 tbdps ghee or soft butter. Make sure the ghee is melted and not hot.
8. Mix well and make a dough. Do not knead but a good mix will help the sugar to dissolve and bind the flour. You may need little more ghee if you live in a cold weather. You can also use 1 to 2 tbsp milk if needed. I have not used milk but used about 7 tbsp ghee.
9. Cover refrigerate for 30 mins. Preheat the oven at 170 C for 15 mins before baking.

How to make eggless ragi biscuits

10. Divide the dough to 14 parts and make balls. Flatten them slightly.
11. Prick with a fork.
12. Bake for 12 to 14 mins. When they are done, they are nonsticky on top but slightly soft inside. They will firm up when completely cooled.
13. Transfer them to a cooling rack. Cool completely. Store ragi biscuits in air tight steel or glass jar. They keep good for 3 weeks at room temperature.