Today I made toast. I have two yolks left. I only have 80g butter left at home. It can solve them properly. This biscuit is perfect

Step1:Prepare all materials (forget to take salt

Step2:Put the cooked yolk into a sieve. Press the yolk back with a spoon and sieve it into a dry container

Step3:Sifted yolks for later us

Step4:Butter cut into small pieces and softe

Step5:Use the electric eggbeater to break it up at a low speed and then add sugar powder and sal

Step6:Mix the butter and sugar powder evenly (the sugar powder will fly if you beat it directly). Beat butter until it turns white and bulks u

Step7:Add yol

Step8:Beat the butter and yolk evenly with the beater for several turn

Step9:Add the sifted corn starch and low gluten flour (I use the cake powder of a kite. It's the same in fact

Step10:Knead the flour by hand. Don't think there is too much flour. It will take shape after kneading. This is a loose state. Look carefully. The butter inside the container has been rubbed clea

Step11:Knead the dough. It's dry, but it won't break up. Refrigerate for about 45 minute

Step12:Take a small piece of dough and rub it into a circl

Step13:Put it in the baking tray lined with oil paper. Press out the natural pattern with your thumb. There is a gap between the dough. It will swell during bakin

Step14:The size of small dough should be as uniform as possible (I'm each weighing about 6g)

Step15:160 °. Middle level. Up and down test. 20 minutes. The surface is yellowis

Step16:Super loose. Deliciou
Cooking tips:I think - the amount of this recipe is well adjusted. Butter, low gluten flour and corn starch are the same (the original recipe is 100g). It's OK to decide one of them. Egg yolk and sugar powder can be increased or decreased according to the actual amount of butter. There are skills in making delicious dishes.