Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices

by bing_rui

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

The full name of Margarita Biscuit is "Miss Margarita who lives in Stresa, Italy". A long time ago, when a pastry chef was making biscuits, he silently recited his lover’s name and printed his handprint on the biscuits. This is the story of the beauty of this biscuit.
This is one of my favorite cookies. It was also the first one I came into contact with after learning to bake. This formula is the most classic recipe, and it can achieve zero failure for novices. I really like it. Share it with everyone here. Also commemorate the first work learned by Baking Road. "

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices

1. For this biscuit, we need boiled egg yolk, so we boil the egg first. After cooking, take the yolks of 2 eggs.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

2. Corn starch is sieved and weighed 100g, and low-gluten flour is sieved and weighed 100g. The two are mixed in the same container.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

3. Sift the mixed low-gluten flour and corn starch together for a second time.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

4. Weigh the butter, sugar, and salt to prepare. The butter softens at room temperature and all ingredients are ready.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

5. Sift the boiled egg yolk to make it more delicate. You can press it with a spoon.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

6. Put the softened butter in the whisk.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

7. Add powdered sugar and salt to the butter basin.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

8. Use a manual whisk to whip the butter until the color turns white and the butter becomes fluffy.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

9. Add the sifted egg yolk to the whipped butter,

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

10. Continue to beat until even.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

11. Mix the powders that have been sieved twice, and sift them into the beaten bowl again.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

12. Use hand to press all the mixed materials into a dough.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

13. Wrap the dough with plastic wrap and put it in the refrigerator for one hour.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

14. Take out the refrigerated dough. This amount can make 2 plates, about 200g is a plate, and a plate is 20 pieces. Cut in half.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

15. Weigh the dough, divide it into small balls, round them, and arrange them evenly on the baking sheet.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

16. Press the position of the thumb of your thumb on top of the small ball,

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

17. Press down gently and firmly, and natural cracks appear. At this time, the oven can be preheated, and the upper and lower heat is 150 degrees for 5 minutes.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

18. Press all the disks in turn to complete.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

19. Put it into the preheated oven, keep the temperature, and start baking for 15-20 minutes.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

20. Bake until the edges are slightly yellowed, out of the oven and let cool!

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

21. It melts in the mouth and the milk is full of flavour, and children like it very much.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

22. If you can't finish eating, remember to seal and save.

Margarita Cookies—no Failures for Novices recipe

Tips:

1. It is important to sift the biscuits many times if you want them to be delicate.
2. Regarding butter softening, it can be softened directly at room temperature when the weather is warm. When the weather is cold, you can use a microwave oven to soften it, or it can be softened in warm water.
3. When distributing the butter, remember to whip up and down or left and right, don't make a circle.
4. Don't knead the dough, simply squeeze it into dough to prevent tendons.

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