Sweet and Crispy Almond Jeonbyeong (Almond Crisps)
A home-baked snack of thin, crispy crisps topped with sliced almonds over an egg and sugar batter.
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An oven-baked snack made with sliced almonds for a nutty flavor and crisp texture. The key is adding melted, boiling butter to the batter for a nice sheen and spreading it thin before baking. Let them cool completely after baking to enjoy them at their crispiest.
- Servings
- about 2–3 servingsOriginal: about 10 crisps, 7 cm across
- Cook time
- 15 minprep not included
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Spiciness
- Not spicy
Ingredients
- Cake flour30 g
- Egg1, 60 g (extra-large)
- Sugar30 g
- Butter15 g (1 tbsp)
- Sliced almonds1/2 cup
- You can also use coarsely ground peanuts or walnuts, or try toasted sesame seeds (black sesame seeds) or dried seaweed flakes.
- You can use oil (grapeseed, olive, or corn oil) instead of butter; it will be slightly less crispy, but it still has a nice crunchy bite.
Steps


1. Add the sugar to 1 egg and stir with a whisk to dissolve it.
2. Whisk gently so that as few bubbles form as possible.


3. Sift the cake flour in once...
4. Mix evenly until combined.


5. Add the sliced almonds...
You can also use coarsely ground peanuts or walnuts, or try toasted sesame seeds (black sesame seeds) or dried seaweed flakes.
6. Put the butter in the microwave and heat for over 30 seconds until it bubbles vigorously.
Adding boiled butter gives the surface of the crisps a glossy sheen when baked.
You can use oil (grapeseed, olive, or corn oil) instead of butter; it will be slightly less crispy, but it still has a nice crunchy bite.


7. Once all the ingredients are evenly mixed...
8. Spoon the batter onto a baking sheet one spoonful at a time and spread it out into thin rounds.
The thinner the batter is spread, the crispier the texture will be.

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9. Bake in an oven preheated to 160°C for 15 minutes until golden brown.
10. As soon as they are baked, drape them over a rolling pin to shape them, then let them cool.
Once they cool, it is difficult to shape them, so you must work quickly before they cool down.

They need to cool completely to become crispy jeonbyeong.


A few bubbles formed when making the batter, so I see some air pockets on the surface.
To get a smooth surface, it is important to mix without creating foam.

The surface of the crisps looks so smooth and glossy.
That is because boiled butter was added to the batter.
Almond jeonbyeong is so nutty and wonderful.
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Ppunwife's tips
- The thinner the batter is spread, the crispier the texture will be.
- Once they cool, it is difficult to shape them, so you must work quickly before they cool down.
- To get a smooth surface, it is important to mix without creating foam.
FAQ
Can I use cooking oil instead of butter?
You can substitute it with oils like grapeseed oil, olive oil, or corn oil. It will be slightly less crispy than with butter, but it will turn out with a pleasant crunchy bite.
How do I bake them with a smooth and glossy surface?
Stir gently when mixing the egg and sugar so that no foam forms, and add butter brought to a boil in the microwave into the batter to give the surface a nice sheen.
How do you make the characteristic curved shape of jeonbyeong?
As soon as you take them out of the oven while they are still hot, drape them over a rolling pin to set the shape, then let them cool. Once they cool down, they harden and are difficult to shape.
Can I use other ingredients instead of sliced almonds?
You can add coarsely ground peanuts or walnuts, or use toasted sesame seeds, black sesame seeds, or dried seaweed flakes.





