Raisin Chocolate Soft Cookies
1.
Prepare the materials and weigh them for later use. Mix the brown sugar with hot water, stir until the brown sugar dissolves and become sugar water and cool for later use. Soak the raisins in an appropriate amount of water for half an hour in advance
2.
Pour vegetable oil into the basin
3.
Pour in the brown sugar water, salt and mix well
4.
Mix baking powder and low-gluten flour, sift into a basin
5.
Stir the flour and vegetable oil mixture evenly with a spatula to form a moist batter
6.
Pour the chocolate beans
7.
Pour the raisins with drained water and mix well
8.
Divide the batter evenly on the baking pan, flatten the batter gently with the back of a spoon, put the baking pan into the preheated oven, middle layer, and heat up and down at 180 degrees for about 12 minutes.
Tips:
1. Don't bake cookies for too long, otherwise the moisture will be dried and lose the characteristics of soft cookies.
2. Baking powder is a necessary leavening agent for this cookie to fluff up, and it cannot be omitted.