Halloween spider elf

By VicentaLakin

Halloween spider elf
Every year, November 1th is Halloween in the West, and although it is not our holiday, kids have a reason to eat candy properly — to trick or treat it, to make a lovely Halloween food to accommodate the holiday atmosphere。

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Steps for Halloween spider elf

  • 1
    Combination of wheat embryos, low-banded flour, milk powder and sugar, evenly mixed
  • 2
    Egg protein is separated from yolk. Two eggs are about 60 grams of protein
  • 3
    Add protein to mixed powder
  • 4
    We're going to have to wear a single glove and put it in groups
  • 5
    Split 10 grams into a little ball
  • 6
    Red bean sand is also divided into 10 grams of a little ball
  • 7
    And the plume of wheat sprouts covered in red bean sand for spider heads and elves
  • 8
    The two wheat embryos were mixed together, and the two red bean sands, which were used to make spiders' bodies
  • 9
    Stick the two sizes together, roll around in the black sesame, stick them all together
  • 10
    Put it in the oven and wrap the rest
  • 11
    The oven's preheated, lower, up and down, 150 degrees, about 20 minutes
  • 12
    Chocolate insulating
  • 13
    The oilpaper is folded into a triangulation bag, with soft chocolate in it, with a small cut open at the front end
  • 14
    Squeeze chocolate on clean oilpapers, shapes like pictures, spider feet
  • 15
    A little ball with two eyes with salad sauce and a chocolate tweak in the middle, and the elves do it
  • 16
    Put the spider together and it's done。
  • Halloween spider elf Make Tips

    If black sesame doesn't stick to it, you can brush a little egg fluid on the surface。