Millet Clean Gut Digestive Biscuits

Vegan Little Millet Cocoa Biscuits (Healthy + No Maida + No Sugar)

Gluten-free | Vegan | Kid-friendly | Mineral-rich

 Ingredients (12–15 biscuits)

Dry Ingredients

  • Little millet flour – 1 cup

  • Cocoa powder – 2 tbsp

  • Baking powder – ½ tsp

  • Pink salt – a pinch

Wet Ingredients

  • Cold-pressed coconut oil – 3 tbsp

  • Palm Jaggery powder – ½ cup

  • Warm water or warm plant milk (almond / coconut ) – 3–5 tbsp

  • Vanilla essence – ½ tsp (optional)


 Method

1. Mix Dry Ingredients

In a bowl combine:
 Little millet flour
 Cocoa powder
 Baking powder
 Salt

Mix well so cocoa spreads evenly.


2. Prepare Wet Mixture

In another bowl:
 Beat coconut oil + jaggery until creamy
 Add vanilla essence


3. Combine

  • Add the dry mixture to the wet mixture.

  • Add warm water/plant milk little by little (1 tbsp at a time).

  • Form a soft dough — millet dough is slightly crumbly, that’s normal.


4. Shape

  • Preheat oven at 160°C.

  • Make small balls and flatten gently.

  • Place on a baking tray lined with parchment paper.


5. Bake

  • Bake 12–15 mins at 160°C.

  • Let the biscuits cool completely to get perfect crispness.


 Optional Healthy Add-Ons

  • 1 tbsp chia seeds (fiber)

  • 1 tbsp sesame seeds (calcium)

  • 2 tbsp crushed almonds (for crunch)


 Texture Tips

 Millet dough dries fast — keep liquid nearby
 Don’t overbake; biscuits harden as they cool
 For chewier biscuits, add 1 extra tbsp coconut oil


 Storage

  • Room temperature: 10 days

  • Fridge: 2–3 weeks



Little Millet Vanilla Cookies 

Soft, light, aromatic, perfect for tea-time.

Ingredients

  • Little millet flour – 1 cup

  • Baking powder – ½ tsp

  • Coconut oil (Cold-Pressed) – 3 tbsp

  • Palm Jaggery powder – ½ cup

  • Vanilla essence – 1 tsp

  • Warm water/plant milk – 3–5 tbsp

  • Pinch of salt

Method

  1. Mix millet flour + baking powder + salt.

  2. Cream coconut oil + jaggery until slightly smooth.

  3. Add vanilla essence.

  4. Add dry mix → add warm liquid slowly to form dough.

  5. Shape into discs.

  6. Bake 160°C for 12–15 mins.

  7. Cool to crisp up.


2. Little Millet Almond Cookies 

Crunchy, rich in protein, calcium & healthy fats.

Ingredients

  • Little millet flour – 1 cup

  • Almond flour OR powdered almonds – 3 tbsp

  • Coconut oil (Cold-Pressed) – 3 tbsp

  • Palm Jaggery powder – ½ cup

  • Baking powder – ½ tsp

  • Vanilla or almond essence – ½ tsp

  • Warm water/plant milk – 3–5 tbsp

  • Pinch of salt

  • Chopped almonds for topping (optional)

Method

  1. Mix millet flour + almond flour + baking powder + salt.

  2. Cream coconut oil + jaggery.

  3. Add essence.

  4. Combine wet + dry → form dough with warm liquid.

  5. Shape & press chopped almonds on top.

  6. Bake 160°C, 12–14 mins.

  7. Cool before eating.


  Little Millet Peanut Butter Cookies 

Soft–chewy, high-protein, kids’ favourite.

Ingredients

  • Little millet flour – 1 cup

  • Unsweetened peanut butter (Homemade)– 3 tbsp

  • Coconut oil (Cold-Pressed) – 1 tbsp (optional but improves texture)

  • Palm Jaggery powder – ½ cup

  • Baking powder – ½ tsp

  • Warm water/plant milk – 3–5 tbsp

  • Vanilla essence – ½ tsp

  • Pinch of salt

Method

  1. Mix millet flour + baking powder + salt.

  2. In another bowl, whisk peanut butter + jaggery + coconut oil.

  3. Add dry mixture → add warm liquid → soft dough.

  4. Make small balls → press with fork for the classic criss-cross design.

  5. Bake 160°C for 12–15 mins.

  6. Cool completely.


Little Millet Coconut Cookies 

Crispy outside, soft inside, perfect coconut aroma.

Ingredients

  • Little millet flour – 1 cup

  • Desiccated coconut – ¼ cup

  • Coconut oil (Cold-Pressed)  – 3 tbsp

  • Palm Jaggery powder – ½ cup

  • Baking powder – ½ tsp

  • Vanilla or coconut essence – ½ tsp

  • Warm water/plant milk – 3–5 tbsp

  • Pinch of pink salt or black salt

Method

  1. Mix millet flour + desiccated coconut + baking powder + salt.

  2. Cream coconut oil + jaggery.

  3. Add essence.

  4. Add dry mixture → add liquid → form dough.

  5. Shape & sprinkle a little coconut on top.

  6. Bake 160°C, 12–15 mins.

  7. Cool fully before storing.


 Storage (All Recipes)

  • Airtight container: 10–12 days

  • Fridge: 2–3 weeks


Foxtail Millet Cookies 

Light, crispy, great for digestion & weight loss.

Ingredients

  • Foxtail millet flour – 1 cup

  • Coconut oil (Cold-Pressed) – 3 tbsp

  • Palm Jaggery powder – ½ cup

  • Baking powder – ½ tsp

  • Vanilla essence – 1 tsp

  • Pinch of salt

  • Warm water/plant milk – 3–5 tbsp

Method

  1. Mix foxtail millet flour + baking powder + salt.

  2. Whisk coconut oil + jaggery until creamy.

  3. Add essence.

  4. Add dry mix → add warm water slowly → form dough.

  5. Shape into small discs.

  6. Bake 160°C for 12–15 mins.

  7. Cool completely.


Barnyard Millet Cookies 

Easy to digest, soothing for gut, low glycemic.

Ingredients

  • Barnyard millet flour – 1 cup

  • Coconut oil (Cold-Pressed) – 3 tbsp

  • Palm Jaggery powder – ½ cup

  • Baking powder – ½ tsp

  • Vanilla or cardamom – ½ tsp

  • Warm water/plant milk – 3–5 tbsp

  • Pinch of salt

Method

  1. Mix millet flour + baking powder + salt.

  2. Coconut oil + jaggery.

  3. Add essence/spice.

  4. Combine wet + dry → add warm liquid → make soft dough.

  5. Shape & place on lined tray.

  6. Bake 160°C for 12–15 mins.

  7. Allow to cool fully.


 Kodo Millet Cookies (Crunchy)

Very light, crunchy, good for thyroid & weight management.

Ingredients

  • Kodo millet flour – 1 cup

  • Coconut oil (Cold-Pressed) – 3 tbsp

  • Palm Jaggery powder – ½ cup

  • Baking powder – ½ tsp

  • Cardamom powder – ¼ tsp (optional)

  • Warm plant milk/water – 3–5 tbsp

  • Pinch of salt

Method

  1. Mix kodo millet flour + baking powder + salt + cardamom.

  2. Whisk jaggery + coconut oil.

  3. Add dry ingredients.

  4. Add liquid slowly to form dough.

  5. Shape & flatten.

  6. Bake 160°C for 12–14 mins.

  7. Cool completely for crispness.


Diabetic-Friendly Millet Cookies (NO Jaggery, NO Sugar)

Low-carb + vegan + gluten-free.
Sweetener options: stevia, erythritol, monk fruit.

Ingredients

  • Any millet flour (ragi/little millet/foxtail/kodo) – 1 cup

  • Coconut oil (Cold-Pressed) – 3 tbsp

  • Erythritol or stevia blend – ¼–⅓ cup

  • Baking powder – ½ tsp

  • Vanilla essence – 1 tsp

  • Warm water – 2–4 tbsp

  • Pinch of salt

Method

  1. Mix millet flour + baking powder + sweetener + salt.

  2. Add coconut oil and crumble mixture.

  3. Add water little by little → make soft dough.

  4. Shape into discs.

  5. Bake 150–160°C for 10–12 mins.

  6. Let cool completely (sweeteners crisp after cooling).

Tip: Add 2 tbsp almond flour for extra crunch & stable sugars.


Storage (All Millet Cookies)

 Airtight container: 10–12 days
 Fridge: 2–3 weeks
 Freeze dough balls: up to 2 months



Millet Cocoa Chip Cookies (Gluten-Free)

Soft–crispy, chocolatey, perfect for kids.

Ingredients

  • Millet flour (little/foxtail/ragi) – 1 cup

  • Cocoa powder – 1 tbsp

  • Dark chocolate chips (homemade) – 2–3 tbsp

  • Coconut oil (Cold-Pressed) – 3 tbsp

  • Palm Jaggery powder – ½ cup

  • Baking powder – ½ tsp

  • Vanilla essence – 1 tsp

  • Warm water/plant milk – 3–5 tbsp

  • Pinch of salt

Method

  1. Mix millet flour + cocoa + baking powder + salt.

  2. Whisk coconut oil + jaggery until creamy.

  3. Add essence.

  4. Add dry mixture → Add warm liquid → make dough.

  5. Fold in chocolate chips.

  6. Shape into small discs.

  7. Bake 160°C for 12–14 mins.

  8. Cool to set.


Millet Toddler Cookies (No Sugar, No Chocolate)

Healthy, soft, baby-safe (1+ year), no jaggery.

Ingredients

  • Millet flour (little/foxtail/kodo) – 1 cup

  • Banana (mashed) – ½ cup (natural sweetness)

  • Coconut oil (Cold-Pressed) – 2 tbsp

  • Cardamom powder – ¼ tsp

  • Baking powder – ¼ tsp (optional — skip for 1-year-olds)

  • Desiccated coconut – 2 tbsp (optional)

  • Warm water – 1–3 tbsp if needed

Method

  1. Mix millet flour + cardamom + (baking powder if using).

  2. Mash banana + coconut oil together.

  3. Add dry mix → make soft dough.

  4. Shape into small cookies (keep slightly thick).

  5. Bake 150–160°C for 10–12 mins (soft texture).

  6. Cool well before giving to toddler.

Tip:
For babies under 2 years — keep mild sweetness, soft texture.
You can also add:
 1 tbsp almond powder
 1 tbsp powdered raisins (wash → dry → powder)


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