Children don't like egg yolk. Every time they eat boiled egg, they eat protein and leave egg yolk for me. So I thought of this biscuit. The yolk my son didn't want is no longer a burden for me. The whole family shared it

Step1:2 cooked yolk

Step2:Sieving. I used a tool that my son used to make auxiliary food when he was a child. I used a spoon to back press the yolk through the sieve hole. The container should be dr

Step3:Butter softens. Beat a littl

Step4:Sift in sugar powder. Add sal

Step5:Use the egg beater to mix the sugar powder a little and then turn on the egg beater. This way, the sugar powder will not fly around

Step6:Beat until the butter is fluffy and whit

Step7:Add yol

Step8:Beat evenly with the eggbeate

Step9:Sift in low flour and corn starc

Step10:Use silica gel scraper to press and mix the butter and flour evenly. At first, I think there are too many powders. Actually, I can't. just press and mix carefully. This state. I'll use my hand

Step11:Mix it into hands, basins and dough. Refrigerate for 1H.

Step12:The dough taken out from the refrigerator is divided into small dosage forms of uniform size and rubbed round. Pad oil paper on the baking tray. Press the small dosage with your thumb to make it crack naturally. Leave some space in the middle, because it will expand when bakin

Step13:All right. Some of them are from the troublemakers

Step14:Put in the preheated oven. 160 °. Middle layer. Bake up and down for 20 minutes. (there are individual differences in oven temperature. Adjust by yourself according to the performance of your own oven

Step15:Out of the oven. Good smel

Step16:It's tempting

Step17:Very crisp
Cooking tips:There are skills in making delicious dishes.