A fruit cookie
By VicentaLakin
It's been almost a month since we baked, and only cookies have made seven different flavors. Every time I look for my favorite low-oil, low-sugar cookies, it's a lot longer than making cookies, because my dad's allergic to butter, but everything that comes into touch with butter doesn't taste, and most of the recipes that people share are butter, but I'm sorry
Recipe Recommendations
- low-gluten flour 200 grams
- corn oil 80 grams
- powdered sugar 65 grams
- eggs a
- blackcurrant 40 grams
- walnut kernel 50 grams
- baking soda
- salt 1 gram
- sweetening
- roast
- three-quarters of an hour
- simple
Steps for A fruit cookie

1
First, we mix low-banded flour with small sodas。
2
Put the peeled walnuts in a pre-heated oven of 150 degrees for 10 minutes and crush them to shreds. Black gallons are required to be immersed 20 minutes early in water so that the roasted mouth does not feel bitter and is properly shredded after drying。
3
Add corn oil and sugar powder evenly。
4
Add eggs evenly. If the eggs are removed from the freezer, they must return to the temperature for use。
5
Adding black gallons and walnuts is fully balanced。
6
Sifted low-banded flour and small sodas are mixed into wet materials, evenly mixed with rubber razors。
7
It's okay to rub it in groups with your hands。
8
Just squish the face into a circle。
9
The oven is preheated at 160 degrees, with an upper and lower fire of 160 degrees and 25 minutes in the middle. "It'll be even more so when it's cool."
10
Although this cookie oil is small, the taste of it is still glamorous and delicious。A fruit cookie Make Tips
The recipe for these cookies was specially designed for my parents. As they get older, they can't eat snacks that are high in sugar and fat, so these cookies are less sweet than commercially available ones. If you prefer a sweeter taste, feel free to adjust the amount of sugar to your liking. The baking time and temperature will depend on your own oven's temperament. Keep a close eye on the cookies as they bake to avoid over-browning them. If you enjoy my creative nut cookies, be sure to save this recipe! I will keep up the good work!