Chess cookies

By VicentaLakin

Chess cookies
Children love cookies, and these black-and-white, wrong-looking plaid cookies are all the more so. Last week promised the kids to do it until now. After school, the children saw the cookies made on the table and their eyes were glowing, and they picked up the dishes and made them。

Recipe Recommendations

  • low powder 120 grams
  • butter 60 grams
  • powdered sugar 40 grams
  • eggs 20 grams
  • vanilla extract few drops
  • cocoa powder 6 grams

Steps for Chess cookies

  • Make Chess cookies step 0
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    Butter and sugar powder are evenly plattered with their hands, and they are added to the egg fluid in stages, to vanilla and to sifted low powder. Combining into vanilla noodles。
  • Make Chess cookies step 1
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    Butter and sugar powder are evenly plattered with their hands and are then added to egg fluids and sifted low powder and cocoa powder. It's mixed into cocoa noodles。
  • Make Chess cookies step 2
    3
    The two noodles were prepared to grow and frozen in the freezer room for half an hour。
  • Make Chess cookies step 3
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    Take out the noodles, grow the squares as big as possible. Coco noodles are coated with an egg fluid, vanilla lasagna is covered, and light pressure makes the two groups more adhesive。
  • Make Chess cookies step 4
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    Remove the edge, cut into a rule rectangular. The edges can be mixed into cylindricals and sliced, so they can be marble-printed cookies
  • Make Chess cookies step 5
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    It is divided into long bars of about 1 cm width。
  • Make Chess cookies step 6
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    Cross-cluster. An egg fluid shall be painted between the face and the face as a glue and shall be assembled and placed in a freezer room for half an hour。
  • Make Chess cookies step 7
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    Take out, cut about a centimeter thick. Put it in the oven。
  • Make Chess cookies step 8
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    Preheat oven, mid-level 180 degrees 15 minutes or so。