Since I changed my diet, I only eat chicken protein. The yolk is either fed to stray cats or thrown away. It's wasted a lot. Suddenly I think of this little biscuit. The butter and yolk will melt in the mouth. It's very popular with children. It's effortless to make. It's not like a cookie that has to squeeze. If. You are masochistic to have shadow by making cookies. Might as well try this. Crisp dregs. Marguerite has a long scientific name - Miss Marguerite who lives in Stresa, Italy. It is said that a pastry maker fell in love with a young lady. So, he made this kind of dessert and took her name as the name of this French dessert. Marguerite is absolutely a novice biscuit. It's simple and simple in appearance. It's really delicious.
Step1:Sift two ripe yolks.
Step2:Press back and forth with the scraper.
Step3:The sifted egg yolk is ready for use.
Step4:The butter softens to the point where you press it with your fingers.
Step5:Add sugar and salt.
Step6:Stir with a scraper until there is no dry powder.
Step7:Whisk until the butter turns white, bulky, and creamy.
Step8:Add the sifted egg yolk.
Step9:Mix well.
Step10:It looks like this when it's stirred.
Step11:Sift in low flour and cornstarch.
Step12:Stir until there is no dry powder.
Step13:Knead it with your hands. Hands are warm in summer. Operate with gloves.
Step14:Wrap the plastic wrap and refrigerate for 1 hour.
Step15:After cold storage, divide into 10g or so, rub them into a ball, put them into a baking tray lined with oil paper, and leave a gap in the middle of each.
Step16:Press flat with the belly of your thumb. There are natural cracks around it.
Step17:Bake in the oven at 160 degrees for 18 minutes.
Step18:Finished drawings.
Step19:Finished drawings.
Step20:Finished drawings.
Cooking tips:There are skills in making delicious dishes.