Eggless Ragi Cookies Recipe (2024)

Ragi Cookies Recipe with step by step pictures. Healthy cookies made with ragi flour (finger millet flour) which is eggless too.

When we kids my grandma used to make ragi porridge several days in a week for breakfast. As a kid I hate ragi, somehow I don't like the colour as well as the texture of that porridge. My aunt used to make ragi dosa for my uncle who is a diabetic patient. I love that dosa, it is not the instant kind which I posted in this blog, She makes the dosa by grinding urad dal and fermenting it. It stays so soft and the flavour was so good.

About Ragi Cookies Recipe

I love cooking with ragi because I know it is so good for me and contains lots of vitamins in it. Ever since I started using ragi in my cooking, I always make dosa, adai or something like that. But lately I discovered that ragi can be used in baking too, since I came across a cookies which I ate in one of my nearest bakery.

So when I searched online I found this awesome recipe and immediately gave a try and the result was mind blowing. It didn't taste like ragi which you must have had before..It was rich chocolaty and purely yummy. The cool thing in this recipe is, it is EGGLESS. So any one can enjoy it.

Ragi, a millet that resembles mustard seeds in appearance, is incredibly nutrient-dense. It is easily ground into flour, which can then be used to make many Indian dishes like ragi idli, ragi roti, and ragi sheera. Ragi is full of fibre, low in gluten, and high in protein.

Ragi works as a great source of fiber when it comes to people trying for weight loss. It helps in controlling Diabetes in the body while ensuring that the person is healthy and strong. Not only this, Ragi prevents obesity, provides energy, improves digestion and averts chronic diseases.

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Ragi Cookies Recipe Step by Step Pictures

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take all your ingredients

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roast ragi flour

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add it to a bowl

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add cornflour

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maida

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and cocoa

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and baking powder

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mix well

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add sugar to melted butter

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add some curd

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pour that in this

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mix well

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and form into a dough

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divide into equal portions

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using a toothpick and make slashes

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like this

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bake

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Done done

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cool down

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Serve

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Cookie?

A cookie is a small, flat, sweet snack or dessert that is baked or cooked. It is typically made with flour, sugar, eggs, and some kind of oil, fat, or butter. Other ingredients such as raisins, oats, chocolate chips, nuts, and so on may be included.

Except in the United States, crunchy cookies are known as biscuits in most English-speaking countries. Many Canadians use this term as well. Even in the United Kingdom, chewier biscuits are sometimes referred to as cookies. Some cookies, such as date squares or bars, may also be named after their shape.

How long do cookies without eggs last?

In overall, baked cookies will keep at room temperature for about five days if stored properly. Most cookies can be stored in one of two ways: in an airtight container at room temperature or in the freezer.

Is a cookie a type of biscuit?

Biscuits are small, flat, thin pieces of baked pastry with a low moisture content. The distinction between cookies and biscuits is that a cookie is a sweet, small, chunky biscuit with a low moisture content and a long shelf life.