I'm used to sweet biscuits. It's also good to eat salty biscuits occasionally. Crispy taste and salty taste will make people want to eat more and more. It's worth trying
Step1:Rinse and drain the chives. Chop them for later us
Step2:Milk heated to 30 degrees. Warm (not too hot. It will burn the yeast
Step3:Add yeast. Mix wel
Step4:All materials, except chives, are mixed with milk yeast. They are kneaded into a ball
Step5:Add chopped chives. Continue to knead into a smooth doug
Step6:Cover with plastic wrap and let stand for 20 minute
Step7:Use a rolling pin to roll into thin sheets. The thinner the bette
Step8:Trim to regular quadrilatera
Step9:Split into even piece
Step10:Move to a non stick baking tray. Make a small hole with a fork. Preheat the baking tray. 180 ℃. 20 minute
Step11:Finished product drawin
Step12:Finished product drawin
Step13:Finished product drawin
Cooking tips:1. Milk can only be heated to 30 ℃. If it is too hot, yeast will die. 2. The thinner the dough, the better. The thinner the dough, the crisper. 3. The dough must be still and delicious.