Zebra Pattern Cookies

Zebra Pattern Cookies

by salila82

4.7 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

20m

Serving

2

In the past, every time you enter a cake shop, cookies are a kind of snack that children must buy. On Children's Day, I learned how to make cookies with the chef in a five-star hotel, only to realize that making cookies by myself is so easy. Ever since I bought an oven, I have never bought cookies outside. When my child wants to eat, he will take the time to make a little bit of it by himself. The ingredients that I choose at home are the best, and no food additives are used, so I can eat them with confidence. "

Ingredients

Zebra Pattern Cookies

1. First, prepare all the main ingredients, cake flour, cocoa powder, butter, fine sugar and eggs.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

2. Weigh the butter, slice it into thin slices, and soften it in a warm place. In winter, the room temperature is relatively low. You can heat the oven to about 30 degrees and put the butter in the oven to soften it.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

3. Add the confectioner's sugar in two times and beat with a whisk until the color becomes whitish.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

4. Then add the evenly stirred egg liquid in 3 times, and wait for the butter to absorb the egg liquid each time before adding the next time.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

5. Then sift the low-gluten flour through a flour sieve into the butter.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

6. First use a spatula to mix evenly, and then use your hands to make a dough that is soft and hard.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

7. Divide the dough into two equal parts, add an appropriate amount of cocoa powder to one part, and knead it into a cocoa-colored dough. In this way, two colored doughs are obtained: raw dough and cocoa colored dough.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

8. Roll the noodles of the two colors into long strips, and then stack them together.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

9. Cut in half horizontally from the middle, and then stack them together.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

10. Roll the dough into a cylinder and twist it like a towel.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

11. Wrap the dough in a fresh-keeping bag, put it in the refrigerator freezer for half an hour, and then cut into biscuit slices with a thickness of about seven millimeters.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

12. Preheat the Midea oven in advance, select the Bake button, adjust the temperature of the oven to 180 degrees, and adjust the time to 20 minutes.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

13. The Midea steamer has its own hot air function, so that uneven coloring will not occur when the biscuits are used. The color of the biscuits is more beautiful and the taste is better.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

14. The freshly baked biscuits are soft and become fragrant and crispy after being cooled. After cooling, it should be sealed and stored to prevent moisture absorption and affect the taste.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

15. The actual temperature of each oven may be different, the baking time and temperature can be used as a reference, and you must adjust it according to your actual situation during operation. I use the Midea S4-L281E steaming and roasting integrated machine.

Zebra Pattern Cookies recipe

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