Sesame Biscuits (oven Version)

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version)

by I am a happy pig

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

The freshly baked biscuits are the best. The outer skin is crispy with sesame seeds and the inside is soft with sesame sauce. "

Ingredients

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version)

1. Put flour, yeast powder, salt, and sugar in a basin and mix well.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

2. Add an appropriate amount of water to form a soft dough. Wake up for 20 minutes.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

3. Use the time to wake up the noodles and fry the sesame seeds.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

4. Stir-fry on low heat until the sesame seeds change color and give off a flavor.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

5. Adjust the sesame paste with sesame oil and add a little salt. The honey is also mixed with water and set aside.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

6. Roll out the awake dough into a thin dough sheet.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

7. Spread the mixed sesame sauce evenly with a spatula.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

8. Twist and roll as tightly as possible.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

9. Cut into six segments.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

10. This is a cross section, the dough is thinner, and the biscuits have more layers.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

11. Pinch the two ends of the biscuits tightly. Wake up for another 10 minutes.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

12. Use your hands to press into a dough.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

13. Roll out the biscuits with a rolling pin.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

14. Brush a layer of honey water and press the sesame seeds.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

15. Put it in a 180 degree oven for about 18 minutes.

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

16. OK, it's out!

Sesame Biscuits (oven Version) recipe

Tips:

1. Don't make the sesame seed dough too much, 20 minutes is enough.
2. In addition to rolling the dough thin, stretching is also the key to making the biscuits more layered.
3. Don't bake for too long, as the biscuits will dry.

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