
Ingredients
Low-gluten flour ( 200g ) | Unsalted butter ( 140g ) |
Powdered sugar ( 60g ) | Crushed cranberries ( 80g ) |
Whole egg liquid ( 30g ) |
How to make cranberry cookies

1.The butter will soften naturally and you can press it out with your fingers.

2. Spread the butter, pour in the powdered sugar, and shovel with a shovel , until the butter melts and absorbs the powdered sugar.

3.As shown in the figure.

4.Add 1/2 egg liquid.

5.Use the egg beater on the first setting and beat evenly, giving five or six rounds..

6. When the mixture is completely combined, add the remaining egg liquid and beat evenly.

7.Sift in the cake flour.

8.Pour in the crushed dried fruits.

9. Use a shovel to shovel.

10.Take a large piece of oil paper and pour the stirred mixture onto the oil paper.

11. Knead into a ball with oil paper.

12.Press flat.

13. Put away the oil paper and roll it into a long strip with both hands.

14. Until it is organized into a rectangular cube.

15.Wrap it in oil paper and put it in the refrigerator for about 2 hours.

16. Remove from the refrigerator and preheat the oven for 10 minutes.The one I use at home is 180 degrees Celsius.

17. Cut into uniform thick slices with a thickness of 5mm.

18. Place evenly and leave gaps (it will expand during the baking process).

19. Bake for 16 minutes, color the surface and pour it onto the chopping board Let cool.The freshly baked biscuits are soft, so just let them cool.

20.Fill light for posing, the kitchen light is dark, the color of the picture taken It's a bit darker, so I need to fill in the light to pose for the photo.

21. Fill in the light to pose.
Tips
I think the ratio of butter to cake flour is 7:10 which is more reasonable.
The powdered sugar can be increased or decreased according to personal taste.I have put a small amount.
It is very important to preheat the oven.It is best to set the time for 15 minutes first, and then determine the time according to the specific situation.
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