raisin chocolate cookies

By VicentaLakin

raisin chocolate cookies
It's a young age, and we're all throwing firecrackers in the north, and I'd love to have fireworks. I went to the supermarket at noon to buy candy, but I didn't like it, but I thought I should have some sugar after New Year's, and I thought it was happy and it was sweet. I've seen a lot of fun today, and I like to eat in college, but it's different, I don't have to buy it, I can do it myself

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Steps for raisin chocolate cookies

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    the hot water (not the water in the formula) is first immersed in black gallons to make them soft. a mixture of red sugar and 45 g of hot water in the formula is used to mix red sugar and dissolve into sugar water。
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    Put the vegetable oil in the big bowl and then the melted sugar。
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    Add a quarter spoonful of salt, evenly mixed。
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    Sift low-banded flour and powdered powder into large bowls。
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    The flour and other materials are evenly mixed with rubber razors and become wet paste。
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    Inverted chocolate beans and dry water dry black gallons。
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    The material in the big bowl was tuned with a rubber razor。
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    With a small spoon, the paste is dug out and placed on an oven with tin paper, with a small spoon gently pressing into a circle. Put the grill in a pre-heated oven, 180°C, for 13 minutes。
  • raisin chocolate cookies Make Tips

    Raisins can be replaced with dried cranberries. If chocolate chips are unavailable, you can use chopped chocolate instead. Use flavorless vegetable oil, such as corn oil or sunflower seed oil; do not use oils with strong odors, such as peanut oil, olive oil, or sesame oil. Store the baked cookies in an airtight container to prevent them from getting soggy.