4 ingredients! Introducing a simple recipe for cheese biscotti--salt-based snacks that go well with alcohol

Cheese biscotti

Cheese biscotti recipe using grated cheese, which tends to be too much.

Material ( 3-4 servings )
egg	1 piece
Grated cheese	35g (1.23oz)
Panque mix	100g (3.53oz)
Walnut	40g (1.41oz)

Grated cheese that enhances the taste of pasta and salads made at home. But after using it a few times, it's forgotten in the fridge ... isn't it? Introducing "Cheese Biscotti," a handy confectionery that can consume plenty of grated cheese.

Biscotti is a cookie-like baked confectionery with a firm texture. It is common to add dried fruits and chocolate to make it sweet, but if you add grated cheese to make it salty, it will be a dish that goes well with sake. Here, I will introduce the recipe that I arranged as easily as possible.


Ingredients: egg (1 piece) / grated cheese (35g (1.23oz)) / panque mix (100g (3.53oz)) / walnut (40g (1.41oz))

How to make:
1. Bake the walnuts in the air (about 5 minutes in an oven at 160 degrees) and crush them roughly.
2. Add grated cheese, panque mix and walnuts to the melted egg in that order and mix.
* After mixing with a rubber spatula, knead lightly by hand to combine the dough.


3. When the dough is put together, arrange it in a kamaboko shape of about 10 x 20 x 1 cm on a top plate with an oven sheet.


4. Bake in an oven warmed to 170 degrees for 20 minutes and then remove.


5. After slicing to a thickness of about 1 cm, place them on the top plate with the cross section facing up.
6. Bake both sides in a 160 degree oven for 10 minutes each.



It has a light texture like rusks and the saltiness and aroma of cheese, which makes it delicious to continue eating. You can enjoy a different flavor by adding a small amount of butter or olive oil, or adding almonds instead of walnuts. Biscotti will last for a long time, so why not make a generous amount and use it for snacks and light meals?