
Ingredients
Plain flour ( 80g ) | Corn starch ( 20g ) |
Milk or Brewed milk powder ( 50g ) | Peeled apple ( 90g ) |
Sugar ( 5g ) | Yeast ( 1.5g ) |
Corn oil ( 15g ) |
Apple scone fermented biscuits - How to make complementary food snacks for babies during pregnancy and lactation

1. Add starch, sugar and yeast to the flour.

2.Mix the powder evenly.

3.Cut the apple into small pieces.If it is for adults, Can be cut larger.

4. Add oil, milk and apple to the powder grain.

5. Mix the ingredients with a spatula to form a dough.

6.Take a piece of dough of about 25g and make it into a round shape.If there is too much, you can divide it into other doughs.I divided it into 10 doughs.

7. Flatten the dough, about 0.5cm thick.

8. Place it in a warm place to ferment and become larger.Mine took about 1 hour to post.
Put it into the preheated oven and bake it at 160 degrees for 20 minutes until the surface changes color slightly.
9. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, very delicious!

10.The interior is soft and not inferior to the user at all.Made of baking powder~
Tips
The above formula is suitable for babies who have good chewing power and are not allergic to the ingredients in this article
(The baby’s age is not marked here because babies of all ages have different chewing abilities, such as 1-year-old Some babies can eat adult meals, while others can only eat soft food, so I will no longer write age in the future.I will only use the words "no chewing power", "can chew", "good chewing power" and "good chewing power" to distinguish.Please mom.Choose according to the actual situation of the baby)
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Adult version recipe:
Plain flour 80g
Corn starch 20g
Milk 50g
Sugar 15g
Yeast 1.5g
Corn oil 15g
100g peeled apples
Suitable for Pregnant women, lactating mothers, and mothers who want to eat this product if they are not allergic to the ingredients in this article
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