Vanilla mint cookies

The flowers bloom in the warm spring, and the mint on my balcony grows like crazy. In the blink of an eye, it grew to thirty to forty centimeters, so I took some time to sharpen the mint. The mint tips that are laid down basically make the ingredients of the food.


Every weekend when my son comes home, he always makes his favorite dishes, including snacks. He saw so much mint and asked me to help make some mint cookies to try...

When peppermint is put into tea, it can strengthen the stomach, expel phlegm, promote gallbladder, resist spasm, improve colds, fever, throat, swelling and pain, and eliminate headache, toothache, nausea, skin itching, abdominal flatulence, diarrhea, indigestion, constipation and other symptoms. It can relieve headaches, promote metabolism, and treat respiratory inflammation; it can also lower blood pressure and nourish the heart. Its cool aroma can also calm down tension and anger, boost spirit, make body and mind happy, and help sleep. It can also be made into a moisturizing lotion that reduces inflammation and swelling.

Fresh mint is often used to make dishes or desserts to remove the fishy smell of fish and mutton, or to add to fruits and desserts to enhance flavor.