Cashew-nut chocolate cookies
By VicentaLakin
Fix cashew nuts. Most of all, this is a formula that doesn't need butter, so you can wash less of an egg-beater. It is convenient to have a trough-cracker cookie model, but the idea of such a cookie model has been dispelled since it was made once. It's almost twice the size of a cookie that you normally like. Besides, we can do it as well as a mold, and we can do it any way we want. The cashew-nut chocolate cookies, all of which are mixed together, are organized into strips, and if they are soft, they can be supported by straight feet, and a hard one requires only the hands, the same quadrilateral, with an angle. Cooks are frozen or frozen, condensed, sliced and baked. There's always a mustard for baked chocolate cookies because it's hard to see color. He pressed his hand to open the oven door until the end of 15 minutes. Doesn't look too bad. Coco's bitter taste would cover up some of the sweetness, which should be normal。
Recipe Recommendations
- butter 63 grams
- low-gluten flour 93 grams
- cocoa powder 15 grams
- whole egg liquid 18 grams
- powdered sugar 45 grams
- cashew 27 grams
- sweetening
- baking
- several hours
- simple
Steps for Cashew-nut chocolate cookies

1
Materials: 63 g butter, 93 g low-banded powder, 15 g cocoa powder, 18 g full egg fluid, 45 g sugar powder, 27 g cashew nuts
2
Cashew cut into peanut size, spare。
3
Butter softened, sugar powdered, evenly mixed。
4
Coca flour, flour mixed, sifted into butter
5
Add egg fluid, blend。
6
Add cashew nuts
7
Combining into a flat face group。
8
A long strip of approximately 3 *3 cm is made and placed in freezer or freezer to hard。
9
Take out, cut into about six millimeters thick
10
It's in the oven
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Put it in the oven, in the middle, up and down at 180 degrees, for about 15 minutes。
12
Get out of the oven and hang the hanger and seal it。Cashew-nut chocolate cookies Make Tips
Cashews can be replaced with other nuts. The size and shape of the cookies can be varied as desired. Freeze for no more than 45 minutes to avoid the dough becoming too hard to cut. Baking time and heat should be adjusted according to the actual situation.