Caramel Almond Shield Cookies

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies

by petrus

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

The perfect combination of caramelized almonds and hollow cookies looks like sunflowers. If your heart is in the sun, there will be no darkness in the world. Let us live in the sun every day and strive to live every day.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies

1. The butter is softened at room temperature, cut into small pieces, and put in a basin with salt and powdered sugar.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

2. Beat with an electric whisk until the color becomes white and the volume becomes larger.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

3. Add the whole egg liquid in portions and beat evenly.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

4. Add the sifted high-gluten flour, cornstarch and almond flour.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

5. Use a spatula to mix evenly until there are no dry powder particles.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

6. Put it in a thick piping bag, using a large-sized Romea ring piping mouth.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

7. The decorating mouth is attached to the baking tray, and after extruding the hollow shape, the decorating mouth is lifted, and the batter is naturally broken.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

8. Start to make caramelized almonds, put butter, salt, sugar, honey, maltose, and light cream together in a milk pan, and boil until boiling.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

9. Add almonds, mix well and remove from heat.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

10. Use a small spoon to take an appropriate amount of caramelized almonds and put them in the hollow cookies.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

11. Put it into the preheated oven and bake at 150 degrees for about 18 minutes.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

12. The freshly baked caramel filling is soft, let it cool before taking it out of the baking tray.

Caramel Almond Shield Cookies recipe

Tips:

1. Replace 5 grams of tea powder or cocoa powder with high-gluten flour to make tea cookies and cocoa cookies.
2. Almond filling can also be replaced with peanut filling or sesame filling.
3. This cookie can't be made with low-gluten flour, otherwise it won't take off the mold.

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