Margaret

By VicentaLakin

Margaret
Margaret had a rather long name: Miss Margaret, who lived in Streissa, Italy, and was said to have fallen in love with a lady, so he made the dessert and named her as this French dessert. Margaret is an absolute new-hand cookie, which does not have a lot of tools or special materials, a simple look, but tastes like a fragrance, some like a wanker。

Recipe Recommendations

  • low-gluten flour 100 grams
  • corn starch 100 grams
  • butter 100 grams
  • powdered sugar 60 grams
  • cooked egg yolk of 2

Steps for Margaret

  • Make Margaret step 0
    1
    The butter room is softened with 60 grams of sugar powder。
  • Make Margaret step 1
    2
    It spreads to a slightly larger size, a lighter color, a laxity。
  • Make Margaret step 2
    3
    Precious egg yolk is placed in a screening net, and with the force of a spoon, the filter is pressed。
  • Make Margaret step 3
    4
    The sifted yolk is delicate。
  • Make Margaret step 4
    5
    Scratch the pressure, evenly, until the yolk is not seen。
  • Make Margaret step 5
    6
    Low-banded flour and corn starch are sifted。
  • Make Margaret step 6
    7
    Start with a razor and then put on gloves and rub them with your hands。
  • Make Margaret step 7
    8
    Equalize into groups
  • Make Margaret step 8
    9
    Pack it in a bag and freeze it in the fridge for an hour
  • Make Margaret step 9
    10
    When it's frozen, take a little piece and rub it in a little ball, about 10 grams each。
  • Make Margaret step 10
    11
    Evenly put in the oven
  • Make Margaret step 11
    12
    A good ball with a thumb. Don't push too hard. Just flatten half the ball。
  • 13
    All set, isn't it beautiful
  • Make Margaret step 12
    14
    Put it in the middle and lower of a pre-heated oven and roast it up and down at 170 degrees for about 15 minutes。
  • Make Margaret step 13
    15
    A little yellow on the edge。
  • Make Margaret step 14
    16
    It's cool。
  • Margaret Make Tips

    The temperature in each oven is different, so the temperature and time I give to bake is for reference, and the time is different in size, so I have to stare at the oven at the moment, or I'm overcooked. The sugar powder I use is made of white sugar. If my hands are too warm, the noodles are too soft to operate, and can be used in cold freezers. This cookie is very good for starters, it's good for operation, and it's especially good for entry, and it's very good for the baby at home。

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