Salt-flavored walnut soda
By VicentaLakin
Mother came from old times and thought that milk was not her type, so she had to close the door when her family baked crackers like butter and bread, so I decided to make cookies like corn oil。
Recipe Recommendations
- low-gluten flour 150 grams
- milk 90 grams
- corn oil 25 grams
- yeast 4 grams
- baking soda 1 gram
- salt 3 grams
- Black and white sesame seeds appropriate amount
- melon seeds appropriate amount
- chopped walnuts appropriate amount
Steps for Salt-flavored walnut soda
1
Material collections, walnuts cut to shreds, milk hot and hot, melt yeast。
2
Milk yeast, sesame, walnut shredded, guacamole mixed with sifted flour and soda。
3
Mixtures are rolled in groups. Don't push, or you'll get cramps. Biscuits aren't buns。
4
Joining corn oil continues to be smooth and smooth, and corn oil can be slowly added, depending on our flour intake。
5
A small amount of flour is distributed on the board, and it starts to become a piece of flour. Those who like a heavy soda feel can choose 0.5 centimetres, individuals who love thinner, and about 0.3 centimetres。
6
Cut the noodles, whatever shape you want, you can use the mold to squirt, and you can use the fork to punch. The corner of the corner turns into a soufflé that doesn't pierce。
7
Surface saline water (if salt has previously been poured into the surface, it is now sprayed with fresh water) is covered with a membrane fermentation for 10 minutes. Remember the preheat oven at half the fermentation。
8
The ovens, about 200 degrees preheat, turn off the fire, bake for about 12 minutes, soak up your cookies with the rest of the heat, and look over it in the middle, or they'll really burn out。
9
Take it out and eat! You have to put it in a sealed box, in a can. It's dark. It's definitely high。
10
You might have to tell me why you didn't see the guacamole, the sunflower in the back, but because of the seed, the flower, the guacamole, the guacamole, hey, if it's dried fruit, you can cut it in。
11
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, but I'm sorry
12
It's dark in the night. Let's see。