"Failure is the mother of success" Summary of the failure of original cookies
Overview
I researched this original cookie for a long time before deciding to make it, and it failed completely! The first time I baked cookies, the first time I tried baking, the first time I was so sad... It has been three months since I watched Gourmet World. After registering, I have been watching the dishes of gourmets. They are all amazing. They can make such delicious and pleasing food with simple ingredients. But sometimes when I read what they say, I find that actually everyone is not born to cook delicious food and will experience failure! I read it every day, but I don’t dare to comment, for fear that others will think I am redundant. But gradually, some people are willing to add me as friends and reply to my comments. I am really happy! I mustered up the courage to make this original cookie, but failed, but I will never give up just like that! Come on~~
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The first step is to beat the butter with evaporated milk and sugar. Due to the weather, it was difficult to soften the butter in this step, so I boiled hot water and melted it. As a result, a lot of water droplets condensed on it. Later, I didn’t care about it and just started mixing it up and throwing it away
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It took a long time to whip, because some water was mixed into it. After it was ready, I started to sift in the flour. When I went to buy the flour, it said low-gluten flour, but the aunt who sold the flour asked me if it was this? I’m not sure. I saw that she called it wheat flour, and she didn’t say anything about high-gluten or low-gluten. I bought a pound of it, and when I was sifting it, I was still thinking how good it was. If I put it all in, it would be exactly 250g. I was sifting it and drying it, wondering why it was so strong, and it was all powder and I couldn't stir it up. Then I remembered that one pound is 500g! ! Oh my God, stop it now. At this time, too much has been filtered in~
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I had no choice but to add milk, but the dough felt very chewy and couldn't be separated at all, just like the maltose I ate when I was a kid. Because I had never done it before, I thought this was what it was like, so I started squeezing it out. I found that it couldn’t be squeezed out at all. The disposable piping bag was squeezed through, and the lump of flour was still stuck together!
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I finally squeezed them out with a lot of force, which cost me several piping bags. The dough that is stickier than maltose can finally be put into the baking pan! As a result, the temperature was out of control as soon as it entered the oven! Once it reached 200, I didn’t know what to do. The bottom was mushy and the top was still floury~~ I had to take it out quickly