Cranberry Cookies

Cranberry Cookies

by january0106

4.9 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

5

The making of biscuits is very simple, very suitable for novice snacks. The raw materials are relatively simple, the taste is good, and the success rate is very high. I remember that I bought the oven, and the first time I made cookies, it was very successful and it gave me confidence. , I have persisted till now and I will continue to work hard in the future.

Cranberry biscuits are crispy, crispy but not greasy. With sweet and sour dried cranberries, you can’t help but eat a few more~

Ingredients

Cranberry Cookies

1. Pour the dried cranberries into a food processor and smash;

Cranberry Cookies recipe

2. Take out the cranberries and set aside;

Cranberry Cookies recipe

3. Soften the butter at room temperature and beat it until the color becomes lighter;

Cranberry Cookies recipe

4. Add powdered sugar and beat until the sugar dissolves;

Cranberry Cookies recipe

5. Add the egg liquid in two batches and stir evenly with an electric whisk. Be sure to stir the eggs evenly before adding the remaining eggs;

Cranberry Cookies recipe

6. Sift the low-gluten flour and add it to the butter, mix well;

Cranberry Cookies recipe

7. Add chopped cranberries and mix well;

Cranberry Cookies recipe

8. Roll the dough into a cylindrical shape, wrap it in plastic wrap, and freeze it in the refrigerator for half an hour (it feels that it can be cut directly after half an hour of freezing, without returning to room temperature, which is very convenient);

Cranberry Cookies recipe

9. Cut into pieces each about 0.8cm in size, put in a baking tray, preheat the oven at 140 degrees, bake for 20 minutes, until the surface is slightly golden.

Cranberry Cookies recipe

Tips:

1. Dried cranberries can be finely chopped according to your own preferences. The chopped ones are more delicate, and the particles will be larger if they are chopped.

2. The egg liquid should be added in batches, otherwise it is easy to cause water and oil separation.

3. When putting the cut biscuits into the baking tray, pay attention to leaving a certain gap between each biscuits, otherwise the biscuits will expand and stick together during baking, which will not look good.

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