Northeast Old-fashioned Big Biscuit

Northeast Old-fashioned Big Biscuit

by Fei Er loves food

4.6 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

When I was young, there were always a few times a year with my mother, bringing flour, eggs, milk powder, and soy oil to make biscuits, and only needed to pay the processing fee. I stayed by the oven in the afternoon, smelling the fragrance wafting from the cracks of the oven, waiting for the moment when the door was opened, the fluffy Northeast old-fashioned dough biscuits were not too delicious. Take it home and put it in a basket and hang it on the beam. Try all kinds of ways to make yourself behave so that you can eat together.
Now that my living conditions are better, I can eat whatever I want. I still miss the taste when I was a child. I finally found the recipe and started to make it quickly.

Ingredients

Northeast Old-fashioned Big Biscuit

1. Put all the ingredients into the chef

Northeast Old-fashioned Big Biscuit recipe

2. Use a mixing paddle to mix well at a low speed throughout the process

Northeast Old-fashioned Big Biscuit recipe

3. Stir to the state of mass

Northeast Old-fashioned Big Biscuit recipe

4. Pour it on the kneading mat, stack it into a dough, put it in a fresh-keeping bag and put it in the refrigerator for 30 minutes

Northeast Old-fashioned Big Biscuit recipe

5. Place two pieces of oiled paper on top and bottom, place the dough in the center, roll it into a 1cm thick piece, and press out a biscuit shape with a mold. The excess dough is kneaded together again, flattened, rolled thin, and pressed into a flower shape...

Northeast Old-fashioned Big Biscuit recipe

6. Transfer to the baking sheet

Northeast Old-fashioned Big Biscuit recipe

7. Brush a thin layer of egg liquid on the surface

Northeast Old-fashioned Big Biscuit recipe

8. Put it in the preheated oven and bake at 190 degrees for about 15 minutes, and the coloring is satisfactory.

Northeast Old-fashioned Big Biscuit recipe

Tips:

The traditional big biscuits are rectangular and have wavy lace. The amount of self-made is small, and it is more troublesome to reshape, so I use a cutting die to reshape, which is more convenient.

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