Crispy Margherita Cookies
Overview
Although I have always had an oven at home, I really started baking in March of this year and it got out of hand. Every time I see cakes, breads, and biscuits, I always feel that the hard work is worth it. When friends come to my house to bake some afternoon tea for them and praise them, I feel that life is so happy. So baking is a process that makes people happy. I still remember the first time I baked cranberry cookies, they were burnt. My family always encouraged me and kept me going. Crispy biscuits are my mother’s favorite, so I have been researching them. I made a margarita a few days ago. My family thought it was pretty good, so I made it again
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soften 200g butter at room temperature, add 40g powdered sugar, 1g salt, and beat until the color becomes lighter.
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After the two eggs are cooked, remove the yolks and press them with a spoon to sift. The sifting will make the taste more delicate and make it easier to mix.
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Mix 200g of low-gluten flour and 200g of cornstarch and sift into the butter bowl just now.
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Mix well with a spatula, knead into a ball, place in a plastic bag and refrigerate for one hour
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Line a baking sheet with oiled cloth or paper, divide into small balls of about 15g each, roll them into balls and press them with your fingers to create natural cracks
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Place in oven. Heat at 160 degrees for about 15 minutes. It will taste better when it cools down