FFWD: Croquants

Croquants

Happy French Friday!  We’re taking a break from the fishiness this week with a super simple cookie called Croquants.

Croquants are a crisp and crunchy cookie made from nuts, sugar, egg whites, and a small amount of flour.  Almonds and hazelnuts are the most commonly used nuts in Croquants, but I used Dorie’s “house favorite” salted cashews.

These might really be the fastest, easiest cookies I have ever made.  Mixing up the ingredients took about two minutes with a bowl and spatula.  No need to haul out the mixer!

Croquants

I loved these little cookies.  They are light as air and very crisp. The flavor reminds me of something, but I can’t put my finger on it. Using the cashews was a good call, but I imagine they would be very good with almonds too.

Have a great weekend!

This post participates in French Fridays with Dorie.

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10 responses to “FFWD: Croquants

  1. These are a favourite of mine and they’re always a hit at gatherings. Yours turned out beautifully!

  2. gigipoo

    I have to make those! They look so delicious!

  3. Maybe I would have liked these better with salted cashews. So glad these were winners at your house!!!

  4. These were fast and easy weren’t they? Your cookies look tasty!! 🙂

  5. Loved this chewy, crunchy cookie! Sure to be part of my cookie baking repertoire from now on! Yours turned out very pretty!

  6. Nana

    My idea of a recipe, quick and easy, and delicious. Yours look so
    tasty.

  7. There was so much good about this cookie. These were good with almonds (or at least a combo of almonds and hazelnuts). I can’t wait to try with cashews and other nuts too.

  8. It was nice to have a dessert for a change and something easy too. We enjoyed these.

  9. Given my antipathy for cookie making, I loved how easy these were to make.
    I would love to try these with cashews

  10. I used salted cashew too and we loved them! I want to try pecans and mixed nuts too. Delicious, super easy and they keep well. What’s not to love? Yours look great.

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