Crispy vanilla cookies
Introduction:
"It's crispy and simple, with the unique smell of vanilla. You will love it ~"
Production steps:
Step 1: 1. Mix all the materials. (Figure 1)
Step 2: 2. Knead into a soft and hard dough. (Figure 2)
Step 3: 3. Roll the dough into rectangular slices and brush oil evenly. (Figure 3)
Step 4: 4. Just like folding a quilt, fold the upper and lower half of the dough one quarter in each direction. (Figure 4)
Step 5: 5. Continue to fold. (Figure 5)
Step 6: 6. Erect the dough and roll it into a rectangle. (Figure 6)
Step 7: 7. Continue to repeat steps 4-5. (Figure 7)
Step 8: 8. Roll it vertically again into a 3mm rectangular patch, and prick some small eyes with a fork. (Figure 8)
Step 9: 9. Compare the rolling pin and cut out a uniform strip with a knife. (Figure 9)
Step 10: 10. Cut the strip into even small squares. Middle 180 degrees, up and down fire about 15 minutes. (Figure 10)
Materials required:
Medium gluten flour: 100g
Salad oil (for dough): 20g
Salad oil (for plastering): 10g
Baking soda: 1 / 4 teaspoon
Vanilla: moderate
Table salt: 1g
Water: 45g
Note: tea tea experience: the thinner the dough is rolled, the crisper it will be roasted. If it is sticky, you can sprinkle less flour on the table~
Production difficulty: ordinary
Craft: Skills
Production time: one hour
Taste: light
Crispy vanilla cookies
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