Yam Salted Egg Yolk Shortbread Cookies
1.
Lutu yam steamed
2.
The yam is peeled and rolled into a mud, and the salted egg yolk is pressed into a mud. Mix together and mix well. The salted egg yolk is the yolk of the cooked salted duck egg. It’s not recommended to use salted egg yolk for baking. I have used that egg yolk.
3.
Put the low-gluten flour and butter in the basin, the butter does not need to be softened, just dice
4.
Knead the butter and flour with your hands to form a grain of sand. This process is also a process of butter and flour crisping, which is similar to whip butter, so the frozen butter can be used directly, and the crisping effect is better.
5.
Add the mixed yam egg yolk and mix into a dough for half an hour. I forgot to make the dough, I can only explain here
6.
Roll out the good dough into a large piece with a thickness of about 3 mm, cut into pieces, brush the surface with egg wash, and sprinkle with black and white sesame seeds
7.
Place in the baking tray
8.
Heat the oven up and down at 160 degrees, put it into the oven after preheating, and bake for about 25 minutes. My oven is a little bit lower in the middle level
9.
Baked shortbread
10.
If you break it apart, it looks like a layered pastry, and it tastes crispy and delicious.
Tips:
Because I have children, I added 1 gram of pepper, and I can add 2 grams to the ones I like. There is also a difference in the saltiness of the salted egg yolk. The one I used is not too salty. I added a gram of salt. Do not add salt if it is too salty, and increase the amount of salt slightly if the taste is weak.