Coco snow

By VicentaLakin

Coco snow
I've just finished my tea and snow soufflé and I'm not used to it. Tastes are still good, only because they eat too much, and then they eat a few pieces themselves, and the rest are taken away by the eaters。

Recipe Recommendations

  • marshmallow 400 grams
  • butter 90 grams
  • milk powder 200 grams
  • cocoa powder 10 grams
  • the cranberry 100 grams
  • Little gourd biscuits 300 grams
  • cooked peanuts 80 grams

Steps for Coco snow

  • Make Coco snow step 0
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    Prepare the required material。
  • Make Coco snow step 1
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    Combining cocoa and milk powder。
  • Make Coco snow step 2
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    Not sticky pots, melt butter。
  • Make Coco snow step 3
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    The butter melts and is added to the marshmallows, which are constantly rolled to their full melting。
  • Make Coco snow step 4
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    Add mixed cocoa powdered milk。
  • Make Coco snow step 5
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    And then the peanuts, cookies and cranberry mix will all be shut down。
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    I'm not sure I'm going to be able to do that。
  • Make Coco snow step 7
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    With a roller-faced stick, it's cool。
  • Make Coco snow step 8
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    It's cool and it starts cutting into small quadrilaterals。
  • Make Coco snow step 9
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    The finished food。
  • Coco snow Make Tips

    When the souffle cools down to a mild temperature, the surface can also be sifted into less licensed powder-resistant pieces. I don't like it so useless。