#the 4th Baking Competition and is Love to Eat Festival#sugar Fire
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Mix the ingredients in the meringue part, knead it to a smooth dough, and let it stand for half an hour
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During the proofing of the meringue, the filling part and the shortcrust part are mixed and kneaded separately
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Divide the filling and shortbread into six equal parts
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Divide the oily skin dough into six equal parts, cover with plastic wrap and proof for 15 minutes. The proofing can make the dough unfold better.
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Take an oily skin, press it flat, and roll it into a round shape, put in an oily pastry, wrap it into a round shape, and close it down
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All the oily skin + shortbread are wrapped, and the whole process must be covered with plastic wrap to prevent the skin from drying out
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Take the first wrapped pie crust and flatten it
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Roll into a beef tongue
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Roll up from top to bottom
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Complete the rest one by one
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Repeat steps 8 and 9 again
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Roll up
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Still covered with plastic wrap all the way
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Press both sides to the middle, squash
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Press both sides to the middle, squash
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Roll out into a round shape and put in the filling (now start to preheat the oven and fire up and down to 200 degrees, this is not the baking temperature!!!)
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Wrap it and close it down
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Complete the remaining five parts in turn, press flat, and brush a layer of water or egg liquid or butter on the surface. I brushed the water, so the fire is white after the grilling. After brushing the water, the layer of sesame is sticky, and put it into the gold plate and put it into preheating. The oven, the upper and lower fire 180 degrees, the lower and middle level for 18 minutes
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Perfectly baked
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It happens to be an afternoon tea
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The open crisp is great
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With a cup of tea, the pleasant afternoon begins!
Tips:
1. The oil crust in this recipe uses high-gluten flour, so the crisping is more distinct, and the fire made from high-gluten flour is stronger. If you like crispy, you can use medium-gluten flour
2. I prefer the taste of soy flour. If you don’t like it, don’t add it. Reduce the amount of honey.
