Scallion Cookies

by Easy to cook

4.7 (1)
Favorite
2

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

The family eats biscuits and always prefers salty ones. So I added 3 grams of salt to the cookies I made this time, the powdered sugar is half less than the original recipe, and chopped green onion, the cookies made are salty and crispy, and have a rich flavor under chewing. Scallion flavor, especially delicious.

I made one in the morning. After taking the photos, I was swept away by three snacks at home for the weekend. Seeing that they liked it, I made another one in the afternoon. Actually, the second copy is skilled, the squeezed out pattern lines are much smoother, the size is more uniform, and it is much more beautiful than this one, but unfortunately in the evening, the light is not very good, and the finished picture was not photographed.
The prepared cookies can be kept dry and crispy after cooling in a clean storage tank, but it is recommended to eat them within a week as the homemade cookies do not have preservatives added, and they will go bad if they are left for too long. .

Squeezing cookies is a step that many friends are more afraid of. She is still making cookies and has failed a lot. In the end, we can only ask the trash can to eat. I remember that when I made cookies for the first time, the initial steps were perfect. When it came time to decorate the flowers, I used all my energy, but I couldn't squeeze it out. In the end, I scrapped two decorating bags, not to mention it, for a long time. Dare to make cookies again. Later, I saw some tips on the Internet: 1. Put a pot of warm water underneath during the production process to make the mix softer. 2. Use a hair dryer to blow around the piping bag after it can’t be squeezed out; 3. Heat the butter directly, mix it with flour and powdered sugar, so that the mixed batter is soft and easy to squeeze out. I tried them one by one and it was easier to do it. "

Scallion Cookies

1. Weigh all materials;

2. The butter is melted by heating in water;

3. Add milk, powdered sugar, salt, and stir well;

4. Pour the egg liquid into the butter;

5. Add washed, drained and chopped green onions. If you like the strong flavor of green onions, you can add more. If you like the fragrance of sesame, you can also add some fried white sesame seeds to increase the flavor of the cookies;

6. Sift in Arowana low-gluten wheat flour;

7. Mix well with a spatula. If it is winter, heat a pot of warm water underneath when mixing the batter;

8. Put the cookie spout into the piping bag, and then put the topping;

9. Evenly squeeze it on the baking tray lined with greased paper;

10. Put it in the middle of the oven and bake at 150 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes;

11. After baking, put on heat-insulating gloves and take out the baking tray, let the cookies cool naturally, and taste more crispy after eating;

12. If you can't finish eating, use a jar to seal and store

Tips:

Tips for food:

1. To the final stage of roasting, keep a watchful spot to avoid over-coloring. The temperature of the oven is different, if it is still not painted, you can add a few more minutes.

2. Chopped scallions, must be very finely chopped, otherwise they will hang on the flower spout when squeezed and cannot be squeezed out.

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