Salty Soda Crackers

Salty Soda Crackers

by mini tweeted

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

Milk salt, spring onion, sesame seeds ~ which flavor of soda biscuits is your favorite? This soda directly integrates the three flavors, and every bite is super satisfying~"

Ingredients

Salty Soda Crackers

1. Prepare materials

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

2. The butter is divided into 20g and 17g, softened at room temperature

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

3. Yeast is melted in warm water

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

4. Divide the flour into 100g and 30g portions, chop the shallots

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

5. Put all the ingredients for the oil skin into the container and mix

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

6. Become oily skin dough and let it rise for 20 minutes

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

7. Mix the pastry ingredients evenly

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

8. Set aside and let stand for 20 minutes

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

9. After the oily skin dough is fermented to the extent that it becomes slightly larger, roll it into a nearly rectangular shape

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

10. Fold up along one third of the dough

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

11. Fold up one third on the other side

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

12. Close the mouth down, roll it into a dough, repeat folding and rolling three times, then wrap it in the shortbread

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

13. Fold a third from right to left again

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

14. Fold one third from left to right

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

15. Roll out into dough, repeat three times to fold, roll out, fold and roll out again

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

16. Roll out as thin as possible, and then cut into pieces with a knife

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

17. Take a fork or toothpick to pierce each dough evenly

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

18. Preheat the oven at 180 degrees for 20 minutes

Salty Soda Crackers recipe

Tips:

1. Roll out the dough for the last time, be sure to roll it out as thin as possible, the baking process of the biscuits will swell and become very thick. The thinner it is rolled, the crisper it will be when baked, the taste is good, and the shape is beautiful.
2. The butter on the picture is 10g and 20g respectively, which are based on the recipe of Tiramisu. But in actual operation, 10 grams of butter can't form a dough at all. I increased the amount of butter in the pastry dough to 17 grams.

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