Chocolate Chip Cookies
1.
Weigh the butter and put it aside to slowly soften it until you can poke your fingers.
2.
The powdered sugar is well weighed, mine is a bit damp, and the large pieces are crushed by hand and poured into the butter
3.
Sift the low-gluten flour and set aside
4.
Baking-resistant chocolate is also ready, I think it looks very cute, I took a picture
5.
The manual whisk starts to beat the butter
6.
When the color is slightly lighter, add the beaten egg yolks, add them in batches, and separate the oil and water
7.
Continue to beat the butter, with a little effort
8.
The whipped butter is obviously lighter in color and feels very fluffy
9.
Pour in the low-gluten flour
10.
Mix it up and down with a spatula, it may be dry at first, but it will be done slowly
11.
Then sprinkle in the bake-resistant chocolate and grab it into a ball
12.
Make it into a round cake and press it onto the baking tray lined with tin foil
13.
Bake the upper and lower layers for 10 minutes. The upper and lower layers are heated at 170 degrees, and then put on the upper layer for 5 minutes to add color, and the heating is 180 degrees.
14.
It will expand slowly at the beginning, and when it expands like this, you can move to the upper level.
Tips:
Chocolate beans are best to be bake-resistant, because chocolate will soften at a temperature above 35 degrees. Normal chocolate will melt in the oven and it will not look good. If you don't have it, cut half of the large chocolate into small pieces. The taste will not be affected!