Jenny Bakery
Introduction:
Production steps:
Step 1: low powder, sugar, butter first into crumbs, add eggs and into a dough. Divide into 150g, 80g and 30g dough. Add 150 grams of Matcha powder, 80 grams of low powder, 30 grams of cocoa powder. Knead and divide the cocoa dough into 5 small balls (one 3 grams, two 7 grams, two 9 grams). Take a 25 grams of original dough and press it into a cake. Put 3 grams of cocoa powder on it to make a nose
Step 2: take 10 grams of original dough, flatten it and cover it on your nose
Step 3: rub two 7g cocoa powder together and put them on both sides to make eyes
Step 4: leave all the original dough wrapped around
Step 5: put two pieces of 9g cocoa powder on both sides to make ears. Take a 15g Matcha dough and put it in the middle
Step 6: wrap the remaining Matcha dough around the outside and put it into the refrigerator for freezing (it's said that the hardness of the cold storage is easier to control, so I don't have time to freeze it) until hard
Step 7: cut into 1cm Biscuits (it seems to be a little thick) and bake them for a long time
Step 8: This is cut. Forgive my incompetence in plastic surgery
Step 9: preheat the oven 180 degrees in advance and bake for 30 minutes
Materials required:
Low powder: 120g
Cotton sugar: 50g
Butter: 60g
Egg: 1
Cocoa powder: 1 teaspoon
Matcha powder: 2 teaspoons
Note: the temperature of the oven is different, so you should pay attention not to paste it
Production difficulty: simple
Process: Baking
Production time: half an hour
Taste: sweet
Jenny Bakery
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