Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version)

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version)

by Wheat grain ff

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

2

A scallion-flavored cookie that I often make. The tasteless corn oil is used, and the taste is crispy and salty, and the main thing is very squeezing! The vegetable oil version is relatively healthier and worth a try.

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version)

1. Weigh the required raw materials;

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

2. Finely chop the chives. The finer the better

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

3. Stir corn oil and powdered sugar evenly;

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

4. Add eggs and mix well. Set aside and continue to beat with hands until almond frosting;

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

5. The finished state is shown in the figure;

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

6. Add chopped chives and stir evenly;

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

7. Sift in the low-gluten flour and stir until there is no dry powder; do not over-mix to prevent gluten

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

8. Put the batter into a piping bag; (half of the batter is easy to squeeze, this is slightly more)

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

9. Preheat the oven 170°

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

10. Use your favorite piping nozzle to squeeze out the pattern; arrange it on the baking tray evenly

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

11. Put the squeezed cookies into the middle layer of the preheated oven. Bake up and down at 170° for 15 to 18 minutes. Follow-up observation and the color is slightly yellow;

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

12. Out of the oven and air-tightly preserved;

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

13. The sweet and rich afternoon tea is here!

Scallion Cookies (corn Oil Version) recipe

Tips:

1. Chopped chives as much as possible, chop them into small pieces to avoid blocking the mouth of the decoration;
2. Don't stir up the ribs when mixing evenly;
3. Try to keep the same size as possible;
4. The baking temperature can be flexibly adjusted according to the temperature difference of the oven;

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