Pumpkin

By VicentaLakin

Pumpkin
Biscuit is the basis for baking, and if it's first-school baking, it's easy to succeed, and if it's a little more stylish, it's cute. The kids will love it. You, I think, will like it。

Recipe Recommendations

  • pumpkin puree 60g
  • butter 60 grams
  • low powder 100g
  • powdered sugar 45G
  • corn starch 40g
  • salt 2 grams
  • matcha powder 3 grams
  • water 2 grams

Steps for Pumpkin

  • Make Pumpkin step 0
    1
    Butter is softened from the fridge, pumpkins are purified and cut into small pieces。
  • Make Pumpkin step 1
    2
    Pumpkin uses a microwave fire for three minutes, crushing into mud。
  • Make Pumpkin step 2
    3
    Add sugar powder to butter。
  • Make Pumpkin step 3
    4
    Butter with sugar powder to light colour。
  • Make Pumpkin step 4
    5
    Put pumpkin mud in butter。
  • Make Pumpkin step 5
    6
    Smash even。
  • Make Pumpkin step 6
    7
    Flour, starch, salt mixed into butter。
  • Make Pumpkin step 7
    8
    Scratch the noodles。
  • Make Pumpkin step 8
    9
    Split the noodles into small ones about 15 grams and take one round。
  • Make Pumpkin step 9
    10
    Squeeze a little bit. Put your toothpicks on。
  • Make Pumpkin step 10
    11
    Let's do the rest。
  • Make Pumpkin step 11
    12
    Leave a small group of noodles with tea powder and water。
  • Make Pumpkin step 12
    13
    Make it guarti, stick it on a pumpkin, you can put a little water on it。
  • Make Pumpkin step 13
    14
    Get in the pre-heated oven and bake。
  • Make Pumpkin step 14
    15
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  • Pumpkin Make Tips

    Ingredients: Pumpkin puree 60g, Butter 60g, Cake flour 100g, Powdered sugar 45g, Cornstarch 40g, Salt 2g, Matcha powder 3g, Water 2g Baking: Middle rack of the oven at 150°C for 15-20 minutes (adjust according to your oven) 1. If made into 15g pieces, you can make 18 small cookies, and there will be a little leftover dough, which is just right for making the stems. Very little flour is used for the stems, so the amount of matcha powder can be reduced; mine are a bit darker in color. 2. If you don't have matcha powder, you can use pumpkin seeds (split in half) or raisins for the stems, which also looks quite similar.