Dragoncat cookies

It's not gonna work with pop cartoons, and I like to make cookies a little bit more complicated, not a little faster, but it's gonna take me about 20 minutes to bake them, and this time I look at them with a long-haired MancRTF32K, and I'm going to pick them up in 20 minutes, and my cookies are not too thick, and I can't believe they smell like they're baked in less than 10 minutes, so they're a little bit heavy on the surface for a few minutes。

Recipe Recommendations

low-gluten flour 200 grams
whole egg liquid 30 grams
butter 100 grams
Edible melanin pen 1 vial
cocoa powder 5 grams
powdered sugar 80 grams

sweetening
roast
several hours
ordinary

Steps for Dragoncat cookies

Prepare your food。

After softening the butter room, it is placed in an egg drum, which is then added to the sugar powder, which is then slowly mixed with a razor, or the sugar powder flies。

Butter is in a very plentiful state, and egg fluids continue to flow。

Once again hit a very loose feather on it。

Flour is sifted into the distributed butter, which is modulated and covered with membranes for refrigeration for more than half an hour。

Biscuit noodles were removed in three groups (1 out of 1 big), a large one was added to 3 grams of cocoa powder and a small one was added to 2 grams of cocoa powder。

Large amounts of cocoa pasta are tumbled into thin, medium-heavy slices (covered with skin-covered film) with molds cutting out the body and arm of the cat。

The mid-white noodles cut out the belly, eyes。

The little cocoa noodles cut out the cat's umbrella。

Cracked biscuit noodles combined into umbrellaed dragon cats placed in the grill。

The preheated oven is 140 degrees high and 10 minutes high in the middle of the fire。

The baked cookies paint the lines of the umbrella and the look of the dragon cat with a colored pen。

The finished product needs to be kept under seal。