Florence

By VicentaLakin

Florence
Sicon is a snack for tea. With a glass of red tea, it feels wonderful. What is most primitive is the subsequent development of the triangle, which, as its taste continues to evolve and improve, is no longer a simple triangle that can be shaped into circles, squares and even bouquets. Today's cranberry-crumbed broccoli scaffold is very good for dressing jam or cheese with red tea. In addition to being a tea spot as an early morning, it's a great choice。

Recipe Recommendations

  • coconut milk 80g
  • baking powder 5g
  • white granulated sugar 40g
  • low-rib surface 150g
  • butter 45G
  • salt 1g
  • the cranberry 40g

Steps for Florence

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    (b) First preparation of the required raw materials
  • Make Florence step 1
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    It's not like we've got flour, butter, salt, powder, sugar, all of it
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    (b) Put gloves on and squeeze them into small particles with hands
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    And pour into the coconut mix evenly
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    (b) Add cranberry with small slices of cranberry; with a rubber razor, it's fine and even, without excessive mixing
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    it's called 30 g, or the shape you like
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    It's easier to make a circle hole in the middle with a finger
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    (b) A layer of coconut on the surface
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    The oven is preheated and burned, approximately 190 degrees in 22 minutes to the surface。
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    It's delicious
  • Florence Make Tips

    Tips: Baking powder should be added when making scones. The ratio of ingredients should be appropriate, and do not add too much flour.

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