Saffron and pistachio biscuits

Ingredients 80 g of muscovado (a type of brown sugar) 120 ml of olive oil 300 g spelt flour 1 pinch of salt Chopped pistachio A few pistils of saffron   Let the pistils of saffron infuse for at least two hours in a quarter-full glass of water. Add the sugar, flour, salt and olive

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Ingredients

80 g of muscovado (a type of brown sugar)

120 ml of olive oil

300 g spelt flour

1 pinch of salt

Chopped pistachio

A few pistils of saffron

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Let the pistils of saffron infuse for at least two hours in a quarter-full glass of water. Add the sugar, flour, salt and olive oil. Add the water and the saffron. Wrap the dough in the cling film into a sausage-like shape and let it rest in the fridge for at least 30 minutes. Preheat the oven to 170°C.
Roll the dough in chopped pistachios and cut it in slices of 0.5 cm thick. Put the slices on greaseproof paper and cook for 20 minutes. Leave the biscuits to cool outside the oven.

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