Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits

Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits

by honey clear

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

3

A baby food supplement biscuits that moms can make easily and without time-consuming. They are crispy, sugar-free, and suitable for babies over 8 months.
Although it is not recommended to eat too many snacks for your baby, it is natural to eat some appropriately, and the biscuits made by yourself do not contain sugar and additives, which are healthier than those bought outside. At the same time, letting the baby grab and eat by himself is very beneficial for practicing autonomous eating and developing fine hand movements!

Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits

1. Prepare the ingredients, dice the butter to soften at room temperature, open the egg and take the yolk

Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits recipe

2. After the butter is softened, beat it with an electric whisk until the color becomes lighter

Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits recipe

3. Add the egg yolk and continue to beat

Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits recipe

4. Beat until the butter is fluffy and feathery

Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits recipe

5. Mix low-gluten flour and sticky rice flour evenly, sieve and add to the whipped butter

Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits recipe

6. Stir evenly with a spatula until there is no dry flour, then pour in the coconut paste and stir evenly

Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits recipe

7. Divide the dough into about 5g each, knead and flatten them, and put them in a baking pan covered with greased paper

Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits recipe

8. Preheat the oven to 160 degrees in advance, and bake for about 15 minutes.

Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits recipe

9. After roasting, take it out and let cool

Baby Snacks | Coconut and Egg Yolk Biscuits recipe

Tips:

1. Babies under 1 year old should not add sugar, and those over 1 year old can add powdered sugar in an appropriate amount when whipping butter;
2. Sticky rice noodles, which are rice noodles, can be ground into powder with rice by themselves;
3. The above amount is relatively small, mothers can increase the amount of ingredients proportionally, make more at a time, and keep it in an airtight jar after cooling.

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