cookies
By KarenRoberts
During the Lunar New Year, every family celebrates the New Year. If it is auspicious, the things placed in the house should also be auspicious. Even the food we eat should mean auspicious. Today, I changed the appearance of this cookie and it should also be auspicious. It's auspicious. The favorite number of China is "8", which means "wealth", so I made the cookies into the shape of an "8", which means "wealth", so as to wish everyone a fortune in the Year of the Dragon!
- sweetening
- baking
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for cookies
1
Forgot to take this step, use an egg beater to beat the butter and powdered sugar thoroughly
2
After sifting in the flour, add the egg liquid while mixing, and just mix well. Don't move too much to avoid the flour becoming gluten (I didn't think of taking pictures until I mixed it)
3
Lay tin foil or oil paper on a baking plate, and use a decorative bag to squeeze an "8" shape directly on the plate
4
After you squeeze it neatly, you can squeeze other flower shapes. I squeeze it a little ugly, hee hee
5
Put it into the oven at 165 degrees for about 15 minutes. You can control this yourself. Each oven is different. Bake it until the surface is slightly yellow. It will be a little soft when it is baked, but it will be hard when it cools.
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Isn't it very festive? It's very New Year!cookies Make Tips
In fact, this cookie is really simple to make, and it tastes good. If you are a novice to baking, you might as well give it a try, because I am also a novice! This prescription is also based on the predecessors of the forum, and has been slightly changed by myself. I made it with a decorative bag for mounting cakes. It's a little small and the flower shape is imperfect because I don't have a flower mouth for mounting cookies. I hope I can do better next time when I have all the tools!