
Ingredients
Oil crust material: all-purpose flour ( 145g ) | Oil leather material: butter ( 45g ) |
Oil leather material: water ( 55 grams ) | Oil leather material: white sugar ( 5g ) |
Pastry ingredients: low-gluten flour ( 100g ) | Pastry material: butter ( 55g ) |
Filling: brown sugar ( 60g ) | Filling: cake flour ( 15g ) |
Filling: water ( 6 grams ) | Filling: honey ( 10g ) |
| Sesame ( appropriate amount ) | Water ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make brown sugar shortbread

1. First make the filling, mix brown sugar and cake flour , use a food processor to grind into powder, add water and honey, mix well and store in the refrigerator

2.After melting the butter in the microwave for half a minute, mix it evenly with the oil dough ingredients, knead it for about five minutes until it is smooth and elastic, seal it and let it stand

3.After the butter of the pastry is melted, mix it with the flour and knead it into a ball.Flour absorbs water differently.If it is too dry to form a ball, add a little extra liquefied butter

4.Divide the pastry and pastry into eight parts, cover with plastic wrap and let stand for 10 minutes

5.Oil Wrap the pastry in the skin, push it up with the tiger's mouth, and pinch it to close

6.Close the mouth downwards and press Flatten it a little, roll it into a tongue shape, and roll it up from top to bottom.After everything is done, let it rest for 10 minutes

7.Divide the brown sugar filling into eight portions.Fold both ends of the relaxed dough towards the middle, flatten it and then wrap it with brown sugar filling

8.Close and pinch Turn it tightly downward, roll it into a cake shape, brush a layer of water on the surface, and stick sesame seeds

9. Oven Preheat to 200 degrees and bake for about 20 minutes to color
Tips
Be sure to pinch tightly when wrapping the brown sugar into the bag to prevent the brown sugar from flowing out.If you find it difficult to perform plastic surgery, you can apply a little hand powder
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