Multicolored Snowflakes

Multicolored Snowflakes

by Water pity

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

The addition of all kinds of dried fruits makes the snowflakes crisp and beautiful. "

Multicolored Snowflakes

1. First, weigh all the materials well to prevent rushing during the production process.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

2. Heat a non-stick pan over low heat and add butter.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

3. Let the butter slowly melt into a liquid.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

4. Pour marshmallows.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

5. The marshmallows are still melted slowly on a small fire. Don't turn to the big fire in a hurry.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

6. The milk powder can be added when the marshmallows melt to the invisible large particles.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

7. Press and mix repeatedly until the milk powder, marshmallow, and butter are completely integrated.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

8. Add nuts and press into marshmallows.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

9. Add dried fruits and various fruits for crispiness.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

10. Press and mix again evenly and turn off the heat.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

11. Pour in small biscuits.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

12. Put on pvc gloves and fold and pull repeatedly to make the biscuits completely stick to the sugar.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

13. Sprinkle a little milk powder into the mold, put sugar in it, and shape it.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

14. Cover the surface with a piece of greased paper, with the aid of a scraper, neatly, and then cool and solidify.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

15. After cooling, demould and sprinkle a little milk powder on the surface.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

16. Cut into pieces according to your needs.

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

17. With different dried fruits, different colors, and a variety of nuts, has our cut surface become colorful?

Multicolored Snowflakes recipe

Tips:

1. Be sure to use a non-stick pan and make it on a small fire throughout. My electric pottery stove is 200 degrees.
2. Any kind of milk powder can be used, but my taste thinks that the whole milk is more delicious and the milk flavor is stronger.
3. Generally, the sealing is 15-20 days at room temperature. If it is sealed, it can be more than 20 days. It is for reference only. The specific shelf life depends on your storage environment. Normal temperature is fine. Do not put in the refrigerator because there are biscuits in the refrigerator. , And the biscuits will be damp after taking it out to warm up.
4. Snow flakes are not suitable when the air humidity is high. One is sticky, and the other is that the biscuits inside are easy to get damp. Unless you can finish eating quickly, you should do it in a cooler weather. Think carefully before making it. Decide whether to do it or not.
5. It is recommended to wear disposable gloves during plastic surgery to avoid sticking to your hands. Do not press or push excessively to prevent the biscuits from breaking.
6. If you like to eat softer, then turn off the fire and pour the milk powder after the marshmallows are completely melted; if you like a harder taste, then, after the marshmallows are completely melted, stir-fry for a while.

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