The red tea, the horned croissant
By VicentaLakin
This cookie contains almond powder, walnut powder, red tea shredded, full of mouths, special in the form of bullhorns, but I'm not going to tell you that I was confused when the material was halved, and after the other half, the single red tea powder was not reduced. (The material can make 28*28 about 2 plates)
Recipe Recommendations
- low powder 190 grams
- milk powder 15 grams
- unsalted butter 120 grams
- eggs one
- almond powder 50 grams
- walnut powder 25 grams
- black tea powder a small spoonful
- fine sugar 80 grams
- powdered sugar appropriate amount
- sweetening
- baking
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for The red tea, the horned croissant

1
The raw material scales are available。
2
walnuts are first cooked with 150 degrees。
3
Scratch or cut to the end。
4
Butter softens so that it can easily push a small pit and pour fine sugar into it。
5
You don't need an egg-beater, you mix it with the head, then you hit it at a low speed until it's white。
6
The egg fluid is added in fractions, and the first plus is to be fully absorbed and the next。
7
Add all the egg fluids to it。
8
Sift in mixed powdered milk powder。
9
Add almond powder, walnut powder and red tea powder。
10
Slice and press pressure to mix into groups。
11
Split into a few 15 grams。
12
Take a long strip to the middle of two heads。
13
The whole is made of bull horns。
14
One into the oven, each with a proper space. (I don't use a sticky grill, I don't need a tarp, and if you don't, you should put a piece of paper on a cookie. ) About 175 degrees in the middle of 25 minutes, the temperature and time should be adjusted according to the home oven, not to be taken out after the oven has been baked, and in the oven the temperature to heat or cool. If there's any unsophisticated, you can warm up for a few more minutes。
15
Sift a layer of sugar powder, seal it up and finish it as soon as possibleThe red tea, the horned croissant Make Tips
Here is a little tip to share: the common food storage bags we use on hand actually don't seal very well. It is best to use bags with self-sealing strips for cookies, as they seal much better than ordinary storage bags.