Egg yolk cookies

By VicentaLakin

Egg yolk cookies
The yolk cookies are similar to the almond cookies that we used to eat when we were kids, and it'd be more like using almond powder and milk powder instead of some of the low-coated powder. It's also a small cookie that's very good for a rookie. It's simple and easy to succeed. And no fat, relatively healthy。

Recipe Recommendations

  • whole egg one
  • egg yolk of 2
  • low-gluten flour 90 grams
  • white granulated sugar 40 grams

Steps for Egg yolk cookies

  • Make Egg yolk cookies step 0
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    The whole egg and the yolk are placed in an oil-free and water-free basin with a four-minute high-speed blow with white sugar。
  • Make Egg yolk cookies step 1
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    It's better to hit the egg with a thick egg, and to drop behind the bouquet won't disappear immediately。
  • Make Egg yolk cookies step 2
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    Sift in low-strength powder, evenly mixed with up-and-down twitching techniques, and a very sticky state of paste。
  • Make Egg yolk cookies step 3
    4
    A good paste is loaded with a razor in a bouquet with a round bouquet, and a round face is squeezed out on the grill. It's usually the oven with its own plate, which is hot, so whatever it is, I put a piece of tin paper on it。
  • Make Egg yolk cookies step 4
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    Put it in a 170-degree pre-heated oven with about 12 minutes of yellow on the face。
  • Make Egg yolk cookies step 5
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    Take it out when it's cool, and put it in a fresh bag and keep it warm. Tastes soft and chews nicer。
  • Egg yolk cookies Make Tips

    1. This quantity is enough for two trays in a Changdi 30L oven. Since no baking powder is added, the first tray bakes relatively fluffy, while the second tray's cookies are slightly firmer. One batch of cookies, two different textures, both of which are very much liked. Therefore, it is suggested that those with small ovens do not make too much at a time; if there were a third tray, I think it might be too dense. 2. For those without a round piping tip, simply cut a small opening about 1cm in diameter on the piping bag. If you prefer smaller cookies, you can cut it even smaller. 3. Because this batter is particularly sticky, pay attention to the technique when piping: insert the piping tip into the batter, and then pull it out neatly. Practice makes perfect, so it is not difficult. 4. The cookies vary in size and the baking time is very short, so it is best to stay by the oven and carefully watch the color.