Making Cookies in Different Ways-matcha Almond Danish Pastry
1.
The softened butter is loosened (softening means that the butter is softened by itself at room temperature. It takes a while for the butter that has just been taken out of the refrigerator. If you are in a hurry, you can melt the container with the butter through the hot water. After melting, After freezing for more than ten minutes, the liquid part can be solidified together).
2.
Add in powdered sugar, confectioner's sugar, and salt, and blend well (be sure to stir before blending, the powdered sugar will splash around when blending directly).
3.
Add the eggs and beat them evenly (it may take a little longer to beat the eggs. At first, the eggs and the butter are sparsely mixed, but after a while, they will become thicker and thicker).
4.
Just hit until the volume is almost doubled and the color is a little whitish.
5.
Sift in the flour. (It must be sieved, otherwise it is not easy to mix well, and flour particles are prone to appear).
6.
Add milk powder and matcha powder and stir well.
7.
Put it in a piping bag (I chose a large 8-tooth piping mouth here).
8.
Spread baking oil paper on the baking tray, squeeze out cookies of even size, heat the oven up and down at 160 degrees, preheat 2 minutes in advance, put in the middle layer and bake for 28 minutes.
9.
After the cookies are out of the box, squeeze a bit of melted white chocolate on top, and put an almond on it. When it cools, the almonds will stick to it.
Tips:
1. The cookies must be sealed and stored after cooling to avoid softening.
2. The temperature can also be adjusted according to your own oven.
3. Two baking pans total 39 pieces