Margaret
By VicentaLakin
Margaret's cookies are the first cookie I made after buying the oven, and I love them, and my family's kids like them, say they're better than the outside, and October is the season of the Chestnut harvest, and every time I go to a fruit shop to buy them, I can't finish them, they're fertilized, peeled, crushed, frozen in the fridge, they'll be used one day! This time I'm making margarita cookies, I want to put a little in there to see how it works
Recipe Recommendations
- low-gluten flour 100 grams
- corn starch 100 grams
- butter 100 grams
- powdered sugar 60
- chestnut powder 60 grams
- cooked egg yolk of 2
- fine salt 1 spoon
- sweetening
- roast
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Margaret
1
The eggs are cooked and the yolk is peeled2
Corn starch. Low powder. Pass3
Eggs are sifted. Press them with your finger4
Butter softens. Add flour5
Chestnut powder is also sifted, flour, corn starch, chipmick powder, sugar powder, salt, butter, evenly, squeezed into a noodle, frozen in the fridge for an hour6
When it's cooled, it's a small grouping, about the size of quail eggs, and the size of each ball is even7
Press the ball with your thumb. Don't push too hard8
The oven is 170 degrees hot, 15 minutes dry, and the edge is yellow9
It's a baked biscuit, it's very fragrance, and it smells like chestnuts