Crispy Raisin Strips
1.
After the butter is softened, add sugar in three times until the volume is slightly enlarged and the color becomes lighter. Add the beaten eggs in three times and beat them evenly. Each time you need to beat until the butter and egg liquid are completely integrated, and then add another time.
2.
Add salt and whisk evenly. After whisking evenly, it should be thick and smooth. Add baking powder, low-gluten flour and raisins.
3.
Knead the dough with your hands (you can form a dough, don’t knead it too much), place it on the chopping board, and roll it into a flat shape with a rolling pin (this step I obviously took a step-by-step diagram, but I don’t know why it’s gone, damn camera, critical moment Always drop the chain for me), put it in the freezer of the refrigerator for more than one and a half hours; take out the frozen dough, cut it into strips with a knife, put it into the baking tray, preheat the oven to 200 degrees, and bake for about 15 minutes Can
Tips:
1. Since raisins are hard to cut, the dough must be frozen hard enough and cut with a sharp knife. Otherwise it will fall apart when cut;
2. Powdered sugar and granulated sugar play different roles in the formula. Powdered sugar will reduce the ductility of the dough, while granulated sugar does the opposite. The ductility determines the degree of expansion of the biscuits after baking. Therefore, if you use powdered sugar, the volume of the baked raisins will be smaller, while with fine sugar, the volume of the raisins will be slightly larger and the taste will be more crisp. However, whether you use granulated sugar or powdered sugar, this biscuit is equally delicious (the process diagram uses granulated sugar, but the finished product in the picture uses powdered sugar);
3. Because the raisins will have a bitter taste after being burnt. Therefore, pay special attention when baking, bake it until the biscuits are yellow around, and don't overbake them;
4. After baking the biscuits, put them in an airtight box after being completely cooled to prevent them from softening;
5. Pay attention to your sealed box and don't let others steal it. You can't stop eating this biscuit!