Traditional panellets

Traditional panellets

Traditional almond marzipan panellets, with no potato or sweet potato, coated in pine nuts, almonds or coconut and flavoured with coffee or chocolate.

Prep
1 h
Cook
12 min
Servings
40
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Dough

  1. Heat the water with the sugar until it dissolves and let it cool slightly.
  2. Mix the ground almonds with the lemon zest, add the syrup and the egg and knead into a marzipan dough.
  3. Leave it to rest in the fridge, covered, overnight.

Flavours and baking

  1. Divide the dough into 200 g portions.
  2. Add the coffee to one and the cocoa to another; leave the rest plain.
  3. Shape into balls of about 20 g: coat some in pine nuts, others in chopped almonds and others in coconut, and shape the coffee and chocolate ones into ovals.
  4. Brush the pine nut and almond ones with beaten egg.
  5. Bake at 200 °C for about 10-12 min, until golden on top.

Nutrition information

Automatic estimate based on the ingredients

NutrientServing
≈ 50 g
100 g% IR*Share
Energy240 kcal480 kcal12 %
Fat18 g36 g26 %
of which saturates4 g8 g20 %
Carbohydrate15 g30 g6 %
of which sugars11 g22 g12 %
Fibre3.5 g7 g—
Protein6 g12 g12 %
Salt0 g0 g0 %

*Reference intake of an average adult (8400 kJ / 2000 kcal). Approximate values, not accounting for losses during cooking.

How it was calculated

Assumed quantities (the recipe doesn't give them):

  • Chopped almonds: 10 g per serving
  • Desiccated coconut: 5 g per serving

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