Red Snow Souffle

By VicentaLakin

Red Snow Souffle
Net-hot soufflés are hot, softer than cow-smelting sugar, more fragrance than salsa ma, less fragrance, and more fragrance-rich pocket snacks, both of which are richly fragrances of cow-smelting sugar entrances and sweet and smelt-comforted with biscuits, mixed with nuts and dried fruit, and chewing, while giving you an unprecedented taste bud experience。

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Steps for Red Snow Souffle

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    Prepare the food you need。
  • 2
    Light the fire, butter in the untamed pot, heating to melt。
  • 3
    Once the butter is fully melted, marshmallows are added。
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    Scratching, mixing with razors until cotton sugar melts, fully integrated with butter, and atmospheric bubbles disappear, showing a bright state。
  • 5
    Add milk powder and continue to mix to dry powder。
  • 6
    Turn off the fire, add cranberry dry, almonds, peanuts and pistachio, and flip a few。
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    Then you pour into the cookie。
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    From the bottom up, a few clicks from the outside。
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    Rolling snowflakes into non-glush dishes and turning them over with both hands until the cookies and nuts are wrapped in a thousand pieces of sugar。
  • 10
    Put one-off gloves on the snow croquets and then use further plastic scraping to form squares。
  • 11
    Sifting milk powder for a fine snow souffle。
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    When it cools, it cuts the snowflake into exactly the size of a block with a sawing knife, which can determine the size of the slice according to its own preferences。
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    And you can put milk on the cut souffle。
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    In the drowsy afternoons, a few souffles of snow, with a fragrance of coffee and a fine taste of all sorts of tastes。
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    The finished chart。
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    The finished chart。
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    The finished chart。
  • Red Snow Souffle Make Tips

    1. Other nuts or nuts may be added to your taste. 2. In plastics, it is recommended that one-time gloves be worn so as not to stick hands, press pressure or push pressure too hard, or that cookies be broken. 3. Must be made from non-clued pots and from small fires。