Take whatever you don't like. Fingers biscuits can be so willful. Today's pure concave shape -
Step1:Separate the yolk and protein of the egg. The bowl of protein should be free of oil and wate
Step2:Use egg beater to send a large bubble. Add 1/3 of sugar
Step3:When you have small bubbles, add 1/3 sugar
Step4:Whisk until wet. Add remaining sugar. Whisk until dry
Step5:Beat and sprinkle the egg yolk into the beaten egg white. Turn it up and down with a scraper. Don't circle it to avoid defoaming
Step6:Put 1g salt into low gluten flour and mix wel
Step7:Sift into the mixed protei
Step8:Mix the biscuit paste evenly by turning it ove
Step9:Spread tin paper on the baking tray. Brush a layer of cooking oil to prevent the biscuit from sticking. Put the biscuit paste into the mounting bag. Extrude the giraffe shape. The finger biscuit will expand when baking, so leave sufficient space between each biscuit
Step10:Preheat the oven for five minutes. Put the squeezed biscuits into the oven. Bake the middle layer at 180 degrees for 15 minutes. The color is yellowish
Step11:Put the baked biscuits on the grill and cool them. When they are cool, seal them and keep them crisp
Step12:Finally, paint the spot texture, ears and antennae of giraffe with black and white chocolate as decoratio
Cooking tips:1. Bake the biscuit paste as soon as possible. It's easy to defoamer if it's put for a long time. 2. Don't squeeze the giraffe's neck too thin to prevent the face from not ripe yet. The neck has been pasted (listening to the bloody picture) and there are skills for making delicious dishes.