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Jowar Teething Biscuits Recipe

By Hemapriya Natesan @MyLittleMoppet

February 4, 2019 Leave a Comment

One of the most memorable moments of motherhood is seeing the first tooth erupt. It’s a great excitement for us but not for the tiny babies! Teething pain is a given during this phase, and the best way to deal with it is to lessen the discomfort with home remedies.

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Among these, teething biscuits are a great option, since they can soothe the pain while also providing some nutrition. Here is a simple teething biscuit recipe, made using jowar or sorghum. This Jowar teething biscuits recipe is gluten-free, vegan and suitable for  babies above 8 months of age.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuits Recipe

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe is a gluten-free, vegan recipe suitable for 8 months+ age babies. These biscuits are tasty & healthy as well.

Ingredients:

  • 1 cup jowar / sorghum flour
  • 1/2 cup oats flour
  • 1 tablespoon white sesame seeds
  • 1 tablespoon coconut oil ( can use olive oil or ghee instead)
  • 1 teaspoon cinnamon powder
  • 1 large or 2 small over ripe banana

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe

Method:

1. Sieve the jowar flour, oats flour and cinnamon powder into a mixing bowl. Our dry ingredients are ready.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe
Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe

2. In another bowl mash the banana and add oil to it and blend well.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe

3. Add this banana oil mixture to the dry ingredients. Add sesame seeds and mix everything well using your hands.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe

4. Knead the mixture to get a soft dough using water as required.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe

5. Meanwhile we will preheat the pressure cooker. Take a 5 liter wide mouth old pressure cooker. Add 2 cups of salt to it. Place a stand over the salt. Remove the whistle and gasket of the cooker lid. Cover the cooker and heat on medium flame for 15 minutes. If using oven, preheat the oven at 180 Degress Celsius for 15 minutes.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe
Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe

6. Divide the dough ball into two portions.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe

7. Roll out each dough ball to 1/4 inch thickness sheet.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe

8. Prick with fork all over the sheet.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe

9. Cut the sheet into desired shape using a cookie cutter or knife. Just make sure the shape you choose , should not have sharp edges, as it may hurt the gums of your baby.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe

10. Place the cut out dough on a tray. Keep the tray on the rack of preheated cooker and cover the cooker with a lid for about 25-30 minutes on low to medium flame. You may bake the biscuits in a preheated oven at 180 Degree Celsius for 17-20 minutes. Keep a watch after 15 minutes as temperature may vary from oven to oven.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe
Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe
Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe

11. Allow the biscuits to cool down to room temperature before transferring them to an air tight container.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe is a gluten-free, vegan recipe suitable for 8 months+ age babies. These biscuits are tasty & healthy as well.

The recipe calls for use of oats flour along with sorghum (jowar) flour , white sesame seeds , little coconut oil and an over ripe banana. I have added a little cinnamon powder to flavor the biscuits. These teething biscuits can be baked either in a microwave oven or cooker. The biscuits remain good for about a week when kept in an air tight container at room temperature. No salt or baking powder is used in this recipe.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe is a gluten-free, vegan recipe suitable for 8 months+ age babies. These biscuits are tasty & healthy as well.

Jowar / Sorghum Teething Biscuit Recipe  
Jowar Teething Biscuits Recipe
Save Print PREP TIME 20 mins COOK TIME 20 mins TOTAL TIME 40 mins   If your baby is suffering teething pains and isn't eating, try these yummy Jowar Teething Biscuits that'll offer both comfort and nutrition. Author: Hemapriya Recipe type: snacks Cuisine: Indian Serves: 1½ dozen INGREDIENTS
  • 1 cup jowar / sorghum flour
  • ½ cup oats flour
  • 1 tablespoon white sesame seeds
  • 1 tablespoon coconut oil (can use olive oil or ghee instead)
  • 1 teaspoon cinnamon powder
  • 1 large or 2 small over ripe banana
METHOD
  1. Sieve the jowar flour, oats flour and cinnamon powder into a mixing bowl. Our dry ingredients are ready.
  2. In another bowl mash the banana and add oil to it and blend well.
  3. Add this banana oil mixture to the dry ingredients. Add sesame seeds and mix everything well using your hands.
  4. Knead the mixture to get a soft dough using water as required.
  5. Meanwhile we will preheat the pressure cooker. Take a 5 liter wide mouth old pressure cooker. Add 2 cups of salt to it. Place a stand over the salt. Remove the whistle and gasket of the cooker lid. Cover the cooker and heat on medium flame for 15 minutes. If using oven, preheat the oven at 180 Degress Celsius for 15 minutes.
  6. Divide the dough ball into two portions.
  7. Roll out each dough ball to ¼ inch thickness sheet.
  8. Prick with fork all over the sheet.
  9. Cut the sheet into desired shape using a cookie cutter or knife. Just make sure the shape you choose , should not have sharp edges, as it may hurt the gums of your baby.
  10. Place the cut out dough on a tray. Keep the tray on the rack of preheated cooker and cover the cooker with a lid for about 25-30 minutes on low to medium flame. You may bake the biscuits in a preheated oven at 180 Degree Celsius for 17-20 minutes. Keep a watch after 15 minutes as temperature may vary from oven to oven.
  11. Allow the biscuits to cool down to room temperature before transferring them to an air tight container.
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