The first to know chess lattice cookies, is bought in Tianjin Paradise, a plastic bucket, filled with more than 20 pieces, expensive, but attracted me to frequent, because of its charming shape and rich taste. After I bought the oven, I still continued to buy food. I didn't expect to try DIY. Later, I saw the production of Jun Zhi. Then I included the chess grid in my baking plan. It was my turn for several months. It was really not easy ~ But as the saying goes: Good rice is not afraid of late! Depending on its taste, it makes sense to be late.
The prescription was copied from you, so I made a slight adjustment. Thank you! They made 90 yuan, but I only made 60 yuan. It seems that I still have to lose weight
Vanilla cocoa chess cookies
By KylerBatz
Recipe Recommendations
- ordinary flour 120g
- corn starch 30g
- vanilla powder a little
- butter 80g
- white sugar 50g
- whole egg 25g
- cocoa powder 20g
- milk fragrance
- baking
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Vanilla cocoa chess cookies

1
Vanilla powder, butter, white sugar, whole eggs, regular flour, corn starch, cocoa powder, butter.
2
Vanilla/cocoa dough: soften the butter, add sugar and stir well, do not need to stir.
3
Add the egg mixture in portions.
4
Mix vanilla powder and cocoa powder.
5
Sieve the powder mixture into 2.
6
Mix into two dough pieces separately (if the dough is sticky, place it in the refrigerator for a while), place it in a crisper bag and roll it into the same rectangle.
7
Brush egg liquid on the vanilla dough.
8
Cover with cocoa dough.
9
Cut into strips into equal parts.
10
Two colors are interlaced and bonded to form a rectangle with 4 squares.
11
Wrap in plastic wrap and freeze in the refrigerator for 30 minutes until firm.
12
Cut into slices of 2-3 mm.
13
Cut well...
14
Place it in a preheated 175-degree oven, take the middle layer for about 12 minutes, color the bottom, and slightly change the surface.
15
Finished product...Vanilla cocoa chess cookies Make Tips
1. Choose a large egg; it is enough for binding.
2. The original recipe calls for low-gluten flour. In the spirit of frugality, I haven't splurged on it for a long time; we just make our own mix with cornstarch.