This is the simplest biscuit. But it carries my two first time. The first time to make biscuits. And the first time to make biscuits for my family.
Step1:Sift low gluten flour, corn starch and cooked egg yol
Step2:Butter softens at room temperature and mixes with sugar powder (forgive me for being lazy. Didn't cut butter into pieces
Step3:The eggbeater is full of butterscotch. I'm too ugly. Bear to see what it looks like
Step4:Beat the butter and add the flour and egg yolk in 1. Start mixin
Step5:Mix, mix, and mix. I didn't make it for a long time. I kneaded it for a long time before I got a dough that didn't dry, which was not soft, and didn't form. (I'll tell you secretly. I want to put milk in the middle. Fortunately, I forbear.
Step6:Put it in a fresh-keeping bag. Put it in the refrigerator. Refrigerate it for an hour
Step7:Take out the dough in an hour. Form small balls one by one. Press your thumb down. Semi finished product
Step8:Put it into the oven. My oven is 180 degrees. 13 minutes. The first one is pasted. The next one is covered with tinfoil after seven or eight minutes
Step9:Finished products. Not enough to ea
Step10:It's more than half done. There's a little Cranberry in the dough. The fire is a little big. But it's sour, sweet and crisp. It's delicious
Cooking tips:It's a pity to get rid of the boiled eggs. What should I do? Let me tell you a little way. Boil an extra egg. Peel the extra egg and put the remaining protein into a bowl. Press it into a block with a spoon. Add garlic, sesame oil and a little salt. A dish of delicious dishes is on the table. There are skills in making delicious dishes.