Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking]

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking]

by Teacher Kong teaches cooking

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Cranberry Cookies are basic baked biscuits that are simple and crispy. It is also a must-do for beginners in baking, and it is also the one with the lowest baking difficulty.



But there are two key steps in making this cranberry cookie. The first key step is to soften the butter to the point where the fingers can be easily inserted, and then blow the butter until the volume expands and the color turns white. Lift the whisk to appear feathery.



The second key step is to avoid separation of oil and water. The liquid used in cranberry cookies is whole egg liquid. Keep the whole egg liquid at room temperature, and add it to the butter several times. Each time you add it, stir well to ensure emulsification. In place, there will be no oil-water separation.



Cranberry cookies are crispy, sweet and sour and appetizing. Adults and children don't like it! It is strongly recommended that novice bakers start with cranberry cookies. It is very simple, easy to operate, and easy to get a sense of accomplishment.

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking]

1.
Chop dried cranberries. (Cranberries can be chopped a bit, too large ones are not delicious. You can also use raisins, dried blueberries, etc.)

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking] recipe

2.
Unsalted butter softens well at room temperature. (2 hours before preparing to make cookies, you must take the butter out of the refrigerator and soften it at room temperature so that it can easily rub a hole with your fingers and cannot melt into a liquid. If the room temperature is high, don’t melt too much, and you will not be conscious of plastic surgery. , But it is easy to deform when baked.)

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking] recipe

3.
Pour the powdered sugar into the softened butter. Use an electric whisk to beat the butter until the volume expands and the color turns white. Lift the whisk to appear feathery.

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking] recipe

4.
Add 15 grams of the whole egg liquid at room temperature into the butter in two portions, and use an electric whisk to mix evenly. Be sure to mix the last egg well before adding the remaining eggs, and mix well in the same way.

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking] recipe

5.
Add cranberries and mix from top to bottom.

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking] recipe

6. Sift the low-gluten flour and milk powder and add them to the butter.

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking] recipe

7.
Use a spatula and hands to mix until there is no dry powder. (Be sure not to over-mix, which will cause the flour to become gluten and the cookies will not be crisp.)

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking] recipe

8.

Put the dough into a mold and shape it. (There are professional cookie molds on the Internet. If you don't have a mold on hand, you can also use greased paper or a plastic bag for shaping.)

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking] recipe

9. Put the shaped dough in the refrigerator for about 2 hours. The purpose is to make the dough hard and cut. The soft dough cannot be cut.

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking] recipe

10.

After taking it out of the refrigerator, cut into pieces about 1 cm thick each, too thin and easy to burn.

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking] recipe

11.
Cut them well and place them in a baking tray. There must be some gaps between each cookie, otherwise the cookies will swell and stick together, making it unsightly. Place the baking tray in the middle of the oven, and bake for about 20 minutes at 165 degrees.

Cranberry Cookies [ms. Kong Teaches Cooking] recipe

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