Milky, salty, sweet and crispy original cookies (Ingredients suitable for small ovens, texture that does not disappear)
Overview
Cookies with layered texture. Very delicious. Sweet and not too cloying. At a certain moment in the afternoon sunshine, you will feel warm all over your body when you taste the fragrant coffee and a delicious salty-sweet cookie. As a newbie, I am still a little afraid of cookies. The first time I made cookies, I squeezed through several piping bags, and then I changed the recipe. But it's too diluted. It's easy to squeeze out the shape but once it's in the oven, it becomes a pancake. So I took this recipe as a reference and made a few changes. This recipe is a modification I made based on the recipe from a previous cooking friend.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Melt the butter at room temperature (it can be easily pressed down with a spatula or your fingers)
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Pour granulated sugar and powdered sugar into butter and stir evenly.
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Stir the eggs evenly, pour in one-third of the eggs, and stir evenly each time
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Keep beating the eggs and butter until they are fully blended so that there is no separation of water and oil.
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Sift in 100G low flour, (I added a little salt to make it salty and sweet)
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, stir the dry powder until there are no particles, and it’s ready
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Put it into a piping bag (to learn how to not waste ingredients, push the scraper from the outside in)
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Tighten it in circles, don't worry. If the cookie is very easy to twist off, it will definitely become a pancake when it goes into the oven, so don't be anxious about twisting the cookie.
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Bake on the middle layer at 180 degrees for 12-15 minutes. Because the time is short, try to observe the coloring and ripeness. Cookies after baking. After cooling, it becomes crispy, milky, salty and sweet.