Coconut chocolate crackers

By VicentaLakin

Coconut chocolate crackers
Back to Mom's, I wanted to show myself how to make cookies, but it's a pretty good technology. But Mom still finds it delicious and says it's better than selling it outside. I can only say: no additives, safe. And our bamboo said, "This is a good cookie, and I have two pieces of grandmother's light."。

Recipe Recommendations

  • butter 60 grams
  • egg liquid 30 grams
  • sugar 45 grams
  • salt 3 grams
  • low powder 130 grams
  • coconut powder appropriate amount
  • chocolate appropriate amount

Steps for Coconut chocolate crackers

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    Softening butter and sugar in containers。
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    Hit the butter with chopsticks。
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    Sift in low-band powder。
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    And put it in the freezer for about an hour。
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    It's covered with membranes. It's covered in thin skin。
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    Crack cookies with a cookie model。
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    Put the biscuit on the coconut powder, and the coconut powder。
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    Roasted tin paper, with cookies。
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    The oven is 180 degrees or 10 minutes. The cookies are ready。
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    Chocolate peels。
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    Soften it in the microwave for two minutes。
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    Biscuits cool, put chocolate on。
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    Get another cookie on it。
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    Crackers。
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    The cocoon comes out, the chocolate is sweet。
  • Coconut chocolate crackers Make Tips

    1. When rolling out the dough, cover it with plastic wrap to prevent it from sticking to the rolling pin. Also, make it a bit thicker, so the shape will turn out very neat. 2. Browning varies in different ovens, so keep a close eye on it to prevent burning. I looked away for just a moment, and the color got a bit dark.

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