I really like all kinds of shapes that can be made by turning sugar. Finally, I have time to try them. First, I'll start with simple ones. Turning sugar and bottoming. Icing painting. I'm having a lot of fun ~ -
Step1:All materials weighing read
Step2:Butter cut into small pieces. Soften at room temperature. Add sugar twice to beat fluff
Step3:Add eggs three time
Step4:Continue to send to fluffy stat
Step5:Sift in low gluten flour, cut and mix evenly to form doug
Step6:Put a layer of cling film on the panel. Put the dough on it. Then cover it with a layer of cling film
Step7:Roll the dough into 2 mm thick cake
Step8:Use the mold to carve the shape you want. At this time, preheat the oven to 170 ℃ for standb
Step9:Do not stick the bottom of the baking tray with silica gel pad. Transfer the biscuit carefully. Do not damage the shap
Step10:Put the non stick baking tray into the middle layer of the oven. Heat up and down. Observe the coloring for about 10 minutes. After baking, let it cool on the airing ne
Step11:Turn over some sugar. Dip the toothpick with food coloring to get the color you lik
Step12:Use the mold to cut and turn the sugar skin. Put on the corresponding biscuits. Use a little turning sugar paste to melt in water as the adhesive. I use the sugar frost to pack the decorative strips on the surface in the decoration bag. Or use turning sugar paste to make all kinds of three-dimensional models. Let's play it to the fullest
Cooking tips:Biscuits can be made thicker. Observe and adjust the baking time at any time to avoid over coloring. There are skills in making delicious dishes.