The last time I saw Yao's mother's chocolate bean shortcakes, I couldn't help but crave them. I've always wanted to try them, but I only had time today, so I rolled up my sleeves and started working. The recipe required two cooked egg yolks, and I was busy boiling the eggs. Although I added salt to crack down on crack, one of them still boiled. Ha, fortunately I was smart and had foresight to cook four. Just as I secretly laughed, I realized that the egg yolk was not very cooked, so I put it in the microwave to heat it. In less than a minute, I heard a puff sound. It was a little too hot when I took it out. At this time, as soon as I touched the egg white, the egg yolk sprayed out. Fortunately, it was not burned, and the pig dipped it with his hands on the table to eat the egg yolk.
Looks like I have to start by boiling eggs. The cocoa powder and chocolate beans put in the cookies are fragrant from beginning to end. Don't miss them for those who like chocolate.
Qiaoduo Biscuits
By AhmadRyan
Recipe Recommendations
- flour 50g
- corn starch 50g
- cinnamon powder 1 teaspoon
- chocolate beans 30g
- cocoa powder 10g
- butter 50g
- sugar 35g
- sweetening
- baking
- ten minutes
- ordinary
Steps for Qiaoduo Biscuits

1
50g of flour, 50g of corn starch, 1 teaspoon of cinnamon powder, 2 cooked egg yolks, 30g of chocolate beans, 35g of sugar, 50g of butter, and 10g of cocoa powder.
2
Sift through the egg yolks and squeeze with a spoon.
3
Grind it into paste...
4
Soften the butter and beat it with sugar (the container I use is a little big and it's hard to beat).
5
Add egg yolks and beat well.
6
Mix the powder well.
7
Sieve into 2...
8
Knead into a ball (because I added 20g extra powder, it was very dry, and I sprayed a little water on the surface to form a ball).
9
Rub into long strips (easy to rub evenly with the help of a fresh-keeping bag).
10
Cut into small pieces with the incision facing up.
11
Press flat...
12
Bake at 180 degrees for 15 minutes in the middle layer (chocolate aroma, strong aroma).