Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes

by Eyebrow:

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

When making snow flakes in a pan, not only should the biscuits, nuts and other materials be kept in the oven for heat preservation, but also the hand speed must be fast: when frying marshmallows, they are afraid that the fire will burn, and when they are mixed, they are afraid that the marshmallows will cool and harden. Novices who make snowflake crisps often care about one thing and lose another, and they are in a hurry.
This cocoa strawberry flake pastry is made with my original oven method, which is not afraid of burning or hardening. It can be heated repeatedly in the oven at 80℃~100℃, and it is sure to make delicious flake pastries easily and easily. "

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes

1. The material is well weighed.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

2. Cut freeze-dried strawberries that are too large.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

3. Biscuits, nuts, raisins and strawberries are mixed together.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

4. Cocoa powder and milk powder are mixed evenly.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

5. Put the butter in a non-stick bakeware and heat it in the oven at 100°C until it melts. Observe it at any time. If you are not satisfied, you can put it back in the oven and heat it at any time.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

6. After the butter has melted, pour into the marshmallows, stir with a spatula, so that the marshmallows are covered with butter, and heat them in the oven at 100°C until the marshmallows melt.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

7. After the marshmallow has melted, take it out of the oven and stir it with a spatula. If the marshmallow hardens during the mixing process, return it to the oven to heat up.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

8. After mixing the marshmallows, pour the cocoa powder and milk powder mixture, and stir again.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

9. Pour in the mixed nut crackers and raisins.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

10. Put on disposable latex gloves, stir, fold, and pull with your hands. If the material becomes hard and difficult to handle during the mixing process, you can send it to the oven for heating. Fold and pull until all the materials are wrapped in sugar shreds.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

11. With the aid of a scraper, shape the snowflake pastry in a non-stick shallow dish, and press it as much as possible to flatten it.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

12. Cover it with plastic wrap and put it in the refrigerator to set it in shape. I left it overnight until it hardened.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

13. Cut into 2~3㎝ square pieces, dipped in milk powder or cocoa powder. Personally, I like milk powder, which is more like snowflakes. Cocoa powder tastes slightly bitter, you can dip cocoa powder if you like bitter taste.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

14. You can also pour all the snow flakes into the container, sprinkle with milk powder/cocoa powder, and mix evenly.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

15. The delicious Cocoa Strawberry Snowflake Crisp is ready.

Cocoa Strawberry Snowflakes recipe

Tips:

1. If you like whole strawberries, don't chop them.
2. Nuts and dried fruits can be replaced at will, and the total amount remains unchanged. If you don't put cocoa powder, it will be the original flakes, and the total amount of milk powder is 50 grams.
3. The temperature of the oven is subject to the actual temperature.
4. Prepare latex gloves for anti-sticking and thermal insulation gloves for anti-scalding.

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