I've always been fond of cute little squirrel biscuits. This one can be used for trial. No pigment. It's pure natural and lovely. Adults and children can accept it
Step1:Softened butte
Step2:Beat the butter with the eggbeater. Add the sugar powder and continue to stir
Step3:Sent to fluffy and whit
Step4:Add egg liquid gift doze
Step5:Add flour and stir to form a bal
Step6:Take half of the dough and add the melted chocolate to make chocolate doug
Step7:Put the dough into fresh-keeping bags respectively. Refrigerate for overnight us
Step8:Put the refrigerated dough in the room in advance until it is soft enough to roll. Put it between two sheets of baking paper and roll out the thickness as shown in the figure. Carve the mol
Step9:Thi
Step10:Put almonds in the middle of squirrels. Put them in the oven at 170 ℃ for about 15 minutes. (the two-part dough can be carved in advance, refrigerated and then spliced) the extra dough can be made into other shapes.
Step11:Cool after bakin
Step12:Make icing (a little archaic icing with protein. Use toothpick to spot a little pigment
Step13:Use frosting to paint blush and tail decoration
Step14:Melt chocolate. Put it in a mounting ba
Step15:Draw the face of the little squirre
Step16:Don
Cooking tips:Made of pink icing - Swire icing with a little egg white. Use toothpick to spot a little red pigment. Stir well. There are skills in making delicious dishes.