Marguerite biscuit
Introduction:
"Long grass Marguerite has been doing this for a long time, but because she needs to use the cooked egg yolk to make it, she finds it troublesome and never makes it. Today, I saw Marguerite's allusion, and it's so meaningful that I have to do it
Production steps:
Step 1: soften the butter at room temperature, add sugar powder and salt, and beat it with electric egg beater until it is fluffy and light.
Step 2: sift the yolks and add the butter. Sift the low flour starch and sift it in. Stir until dry.
Step 3: put the mixed dough into a bag and refrigerate for one hour.
Step 4: divide into small balls about 8 grams in size.
Step 5: flatten with your thumb. If the dough is too dry, flatten it with the palm of your hand and press it with your thumb.
Step 6: 160 degrees for 15 minutes, cool and crisp
Materials required:
Low powder: 50g
Starch: 50g
Butter: 50g
Powdered sugar: 30g
Cooked egg yolk: 1
Salt: 0.5g
Note: put the dough in the refrigerator to make the dough hard and the flowers look good. If the dough is already dry, you can reduce the cold storage time.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: Baking
Production time: several hours
Taste: sweet
Chinese PinYin : Ma Ge Li Te Bing Gan
Marguerite biscuit
A lazy way to eat corn fried pimples. Lan Ren Chi Fa Yu Mi Chao Ge Da
Stir fried white radish with spicy sauce. La Chao Bai Luo Bo
Nutritious breakfast: simple poached eggs. Ying Yang Zao Can Jian Dan He Bao Dan
Grilled crispy cauliflower. Shao Kao Wei Cui Hua Cai
See willow catkins flying again. You Jian Liu Xu Fei
My new attempt -- making delicious bacon rolls with bread machine. Wo De Xin Chang Shi Yong Mian Bao Ji Zuo Hao Chi De Pei Gen Mian Bao Juan
Pork rolls with garlic and peas. Suan Xiang Wan Dou Rou Juan
Fried broccoli with sliced meat. Rou Pian Chao Xi Lan Hua