Cranberry, cinnamon and white chocolate cookies (gluten-free)
Why not treat your friends and family to a homemade gift this year? Super easy to make, these cookies are a little festive delight
By Renaud Goigoux | 9 December 2022 | 4 min read

Packed with cinnamon, white chocolate and cranberries, these cookies are truly like the holidays in a bite. And, we think these will make the perfect thoughtful gift for a loved one this festive period. Just package these up in a sustainable cardboard box and add a jazzy ribbon. This recipe is gluten-free, making them healthier than your average cookie but no less delicious. I recommend using Ceylon cinnamon as it has a deliciously subtle yet sweet flavour and is high in antioxidants.
Recipe serves: 5
Preparation time:
10 min for dough mix
30 min for freezing
15 to 20 min for baking
INGREDIENTS:
100g oatmeal
30g rice flour
50g white chocolate, cut in small pieces
50g maple syrup
15g cranberries, cut in small pieces
40g (coconut)* oil
1 tsp cinnamon powder
½ tsp baking powder
*can be replaced by melted butter or your oil of choice.
PREPARATIONS:
- 1.
1. Blend the oats in a food processor until fine.
- 2.
Add all the remaining ingredients, except the white chocolate and cranberries and blend until thoroughly mixed.
- 3.
Add the white chocolate and cranberries and blend using the pulse option.
- 4.
Place cling film over the workbench/cutting board.
- 5.
On this, form the dough into a cylindrical shape and wrap it in the cling film.
- 6.
Let the dough chill in the freezer for 30 minutes.
- 7.
7. Preheat oven to 160°C/320°F.
- 8.
8. Take the dough out of the film and slice it evenly into rings
- 9.
Place on the oven tray, spaced apart, and bake for 15 to 20 minutes.
- 10.
Let them cool, and enjoy!
Want to experience Rouhi for yourself? Experience a world where East meets West. A world where you can indulge body and mind, with food for the soul. At Rouhi, chef Renaud Goigoux presents a considered menu that uses only the most carefully sourced wholesome ingredients.
You will find Rouhi on the ground floor of House of Rituals, Spui Square, Amsterdam.
