Apricot

By VicentaLakin

Apricot
It is believed that many friends have doubts about butter and powder, and that many newcomers do not have butter or powder. Today, I'm going to tell you that you don't need butter, you don't need powder, you can make better, more crumbs, you can have healthy cookies! The formula is based on its own practical experience and is absolutely delicious, without the strange smell of butter and without the health damage of powder. I used chicken oil, which I wrote earlier, “A substitute for home-made butter — chicken oil struggle”, which was recently used to make various kinds of baked in lieu of butter, which has proved to be perfectly possible and more aroma and healthier, and which, according to some, is milk made with no nutrients, and which, in today's environment of concern for food security, I would rather believe that the chickens I have prepared were healthier, at least the chickens I raised in my home, without any additives. I didn't think I'd make it this good today, and it'd be much sweeter than butter, and in making cookies, the family's greasy cat wants to eat almond molluscs straight, and when the cookies are baked, it's like, "Well, it smells good, it smells good."

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Steps for Apricot

  • Make Apricot step 0
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    Take the frozen chicken oil out of the fridge and hit it with an eggbeater. White
  • Make Apricot step 1
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    Add a little sugar and keep hitting it with an egg-beater
  • Make Apricot step 2
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    Add an egg and keep it even. I use dirt eggs, yellow and yellow
  • Make Apricot step 3
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    Add sifted low-banded flour and milk powder to salt
  • Make Apricot step 4
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    Combining evenly, covering the film, and freezing in the fridge for an hour
  • Make Apricot step 5
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    Split the dough into a small group of about 10 grams, round it up
  • Make Apricot step 6
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    Pressing almonds, creating natural cracks
  • Make Apricot step 7
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    The oven is preheated, up and down, 180 degrees, in the middle, covered in tin paper in 15 minutes and then 5 minutes
  • Make Apricot step 8
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    It's coming out
  • Apricot Make Tips

    1: Chicken fat should be chilled in the refrigerator until it is as hard as butter before use, not in liquid form; 2: The dough should be placed in the refrigerator until it firms up slightly before handling; this makes it crispier; 3: Adjust the baking time according to the power of your own oven.