Joyful cookies and lollipops
Overview
The Spring Festival is just a few days away, so hurry up and make your children’s New Year’s goods! This lollipop biscuit is a combination of biscuits and various candies. It is novel in style, purely handmade, and is so colorful and big. It will definitely attract cheers from the children. How eye-catching it is! Yesterday at the kindergarten party, I made these lollipop cookies for the lucky babies who won the prize. Not to mention how happy the babies were. Those little eyes were eye-catching, not to mention how much they loved it!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Put the softened butter at room temperature into a small milk pot
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Melt into liquid state across water
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Add brown sugar and stir continuously over water to form a paste
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Pour in honey and mix well
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Remove the water from the milk pot and pour in the milk
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Mix well
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Sift in flour and turmeric powder mixture
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First mix well with a spatula, then form a dough with your hands, wrap it in plastic wrap and refrigerate for about 1 and a half hours until it becomes hard
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Place the dough on a silicone mat and roll it out with plastic wrap so that the thickness is the same as the thickness of a bamboo skewer. After rolling it out, use a round mold to carve out a round shape
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Remove the excess scraps, and a neat round blank will come out.
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Use a scraper to place the round blank on a baking sheet lined with oil paper, and use a small flower-shaped mold to press out a hollow in the middle of the round blank
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Press the bamboo sticks that have been washed and dried in advance on the round blank, and then press the small flowers carved with the flower mold on the bamboo sticks
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Make all the cookie dough in sequence and preheat the oven to 130 degrees
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Place in the middle rack of the oven and bake at 130 degrees for 7 minutes to set
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Then take out the baking pan and fill the hole in the middle of the biscuit with the crushed fruit candies, just fill it evenly, not too much
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Then put it into the middle rack of the oven at 130 degrees and bake for about 13-15 minutes. When the sugar is completely melted, take out the baking sheet
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Let the cookies cool and the sugar harden before removing them
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Add lemon juice to the egg whites and mix well with a hand mixer
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Add the powdered sugar in 2-3 batches and stir with a manual egg beater until there is resistance, viscosity, smoothness and gelatin, and the egg beater does not drip much
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Divide the icing into three parts and put them in piping bags respectively. Use a toothpick to dip into the natural food coloring. Dip different colors into the bag and knead them repeatedly. Then tie the piping bag tightly to prevent the icing from drying out quickly
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Put various colored candies on a plate and set aside
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Cut a small opening on the front end of the piping bag, squeeze out the icing sugar and stick it on the biscuits. It is recommended to squeeze out one sugar and stick it quickly, because the icing dries very quickly
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Then draw various patterns and embellishments at will
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Wrap colorful ribbons around the bamboo sticks to decorate them. This is not only beautiful, but also prevents the bamboo sticks from pricking your hands
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Are the cheerful cookies and lollipops uniquely festive?
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The kids like it so much
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Finished product picture!
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Finished product picture!
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Finished product picture!
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Finished product picture!