Sausage Frosted Biscuits

Sausage Frosted Biscuits

by Q pig baby

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

I have tried both the protein powder version and the fresh egg white version of the frosting. The fresh egg white frosting is more refreshing and delicious in the taste. Many people say that the egg white is raw and they dare not eat it for fear that it will be bad for the stomach. In fact, I think it doesn’t matter to eat a little bit of fresh egg white. An egg white is 20~30 grams, and the frosting made can make dozens of biscuits. The average egg white content is less than one gram. This time, the icing biscuits added salty sausage, which enriched the taste. Because of the meat, it is recommended to eat the biscuits within two days instead of leaving it for too long. "

Ingredients

Sausage Frosted Biscuits

1. After the butter has softened, add the powdered sugar, stir it manually with a whisk, and then use an electric beater until it is completely combined.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

2. Add the whole egg mixture in two batches, each time after whipping and fusion, add the next time.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

3. Sift in low-gluten flour.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

4. Mix until there is no dry powder and become a moist dough.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

5. Put it into a fresh-keeping bag, roll it into a 6 cm thick dough, put it in the refrigerator for 10 minutes until it is slightly hard.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

6. Press the biscuit base with a round biscuit mold and transfer the biscuit base to the baking tray.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

7. Fry the fresh sausage in a little frying for about 5 minutes, then cut into small round pieces.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

8. Brush one side of the sausage slices with whole egg mixture.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

9. Paste in the middle of the biscuit base.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

10. Bake for 18 minutes in the middle layer of a preheated oven at 175 degrees, until the surface is slightly golden and fragrant, and cool off.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

11. The biscuit cooling process, making the icing. Squeeze the lemon juice first, sift the powdered sugar and set aside.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

12. Add about 1 gram of lemon juice to the egg white, and when large bubbles appear, add powdered sugar in portions to beat. After the powdered sugar is completely added, beat until the icing is thick and the pattern does not disappear easily. This is the basic icing and is used for drawing lines. For the filling frosting, just dilute with lemon juice, add coloring, and mix well.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

13. Put the thick frosting into the piping bag, cut a small mouth, and draw lines on the biscuits.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

14. Then add 1 drop of yellow with an appropriate amount of thick frosting, and add lemon juice drop by drop to make a thin frosting for coloring. The state of filling the icing is such that it can be flattened out after a few seconds. After the filling frosting has dried for 60%, make the final decoration.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

15. After it is completely dried, put it into a packaging bag. It is recommended to eat it within 2 days.

Sausage Frosted Biscuits recipe

Tips:

The unused frosting can be sealed and put in the refrigerator for storage and used up within a week.

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