Margaret

By VicentaLakin

Margaret
Margaret is absolutely new-hand cookie. It does not have many tools, nor does it require special materials, simple appearances, but tastes delicious and has a sense of impurity. He was said to have fallen in love with a young lady named Margaret, so he made the dessert and named her the French dessert。

Recipe Recommendations

  • low-gluten flour 100 grams
  • corn starch 100 grams
  • powdered sugar 40 grams
  • unsalted butter 100 grams
  • salt 1 gram
  • cooked egg yolk of 2

Steps for Margaret

  • Make Margaret step 0
    1
    Butter slices softened, cooked eggs yellowly sifted
  • Make Margaret step 1
    2
    Mooncake or low-banded flour, corn starch and sugar. Okay
  • Make Margaret step 2
    3
    Butter with sugar powder
  • Make Margaret step 3
    4
    We'll mix the butter with the sugar powder with the electric omelet, and we'll slide it at a low speed
  • Make Margaret step 4
    5
    Throw sifted crumbs into the butter paste
  • Make Margaret step 5
    6
    With an eggbeater
  • Make Margaret step 6
    7
    Scan low-banded flour
  • Make Margaret step 7
    8
    With a rubber razor, even, dry powder
  • Make Margaret step 8
    9
    Hands rubbing
  • Make Margaret step 9
    10
    Put the biscuit noodles on the pretense, sort out the strips, and I'm using it in a bag. It's better than the pretense
  • Make Margaret step 10
    11
    Take out the frozen noodles
  • Make Margaret step 11
    12
    Weighted, divided into about 55 grams of each
  • Make Margaret step 12
    13
    Put it on the grill, press the thumb, it's a natural crack
  • Make Margaret step 13
    14
    In the middle of the preheat oven, 170 degrees, up and down, about 15 minutes
  • Make Margaret step 14
    15
    When you're out of the oven, you're out of the oven
  • Make Margaret step 15
    16
    It's so sweet, the entrance is ready
  • Margaret Make Tips

    It is also possible to use a manual omelet, but it is easy to smooth the butter without having to pass the hair; the cooked yolk is sifted and more nuanced; the biscuit noodles are coldened and hardened, better organized and the cracks pressed out are more natural and beautiful; the timing and temperature are subject to the home oven。

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