Matcha. My favorite. Just like its bright colors. It feels super versatile. It can be used to make biscuits, cakes and bread.

Step1:60 grams of butter softens ahead of time until it can be pressed down gently with your fingers.

Step2:Add 40 grams of sugar.

Step3:Use a spatula to press the mixture slightly. Avoid the sugar powder flying all over the ground when it is being sent.

Step4:Beat the butter with an eggbeater until it turns white.

Step5:Add 8 grams of raw egg yolk and beat well.

Step6:Mix the milk powder and low powder. Sift to the butter. Press with a scraper to mix evenly.

Step7:Take out 25 grams of them for the original taste.

Step8:Rub it into 12 cm long strips.

Step9:Add the rest to the tea powder.

Step10:Mix evenly.

Step11:The Matcha dough is rolled into a 12 cm long rectangle.

Step12:Put the original in the middle of the Matcha.

Step13:Wrap it up. Wrap it up with plastic wrap. Refrigerate it for 30 minutes.

Step14:Take it out. Cut it into Zero point five Cm thick.

Step15:Paste black sesame seeds around the original dough. Put them in the baking pa

Step16:Preheat the oven at 150 ℃. Bake for 25 minutes at 150 ℃. Bake for 5 minutes. Cover with tin foil.
Cooking tips:Please adjust the oven temperature properly according to your own oven temperature. You have skills in making delicious dishes.