
Health benefits
Butter: low protein
Cocoa powder: nourish blood, protect teeth, protect bones
Ingredients
Low powder ( 200g ) | Butter ( 80g ) |
Powdered sugar ( 50g ) | Whipping cream ( 25g ) |
Cocoa powder ( a little ) | White chocolate ( a little ) |
Dark chocolate ( a little ) | Egg liquid ( a little ) |
Lamb How to make Shaun the Sheep Biscuits

1.Materials first Prepare the butter and soften it at room temperature first (I forgot to take a picture of the black and white chocolate here)

2. First use a whisk to stir the butter and sugar powder evenly, then quickly beat the butter until it turns a little white

3.Pour in the whipping cream and stir slowly, little by little

4. Use the butter to absorb all the light cream and then sift in the low-gluten flour

5.Knead with hands You need to be patient in this step of the dough.It may not be easy to form a ball at first.Knead it for a few minutes and wait until the butter and flour are fully combined.Then it can form a ball.Divide the dough into 1/5

6.Add cocoa powder to this 1/5 dough and knead evenly

7.Weigh the white dough and roll each 10g small piece of dough into a drop shape with your hands to serve as the face of the lamb

8. Rub two small drops of water into ears
9.Brush some egg liquid on the lamb's forehead, roll three small balls with cocoa dough and stick them on as hair

10.At this time, the oven can be preheated to 175 degrees.Use a toothpick to pick two nostrils on the face

11.Put it into the oven and heat it up and down at 175 degrees for 18 minutes
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12.Draw the eyes with black and white chocolate as shown in the picture

13.Here are some cute pictures

14.Cute

15.!
Tips
1.Butter and whipping cream must be softened at room temperature
2.The whipping cream I use is sweet, so the sugar is reduced.You can add or subtract according to your own preferences
3.The oven temperature should not be too high as the lamb will Crack
4.Just use a toothpick to spot the eyes
5.My recipe can make 20 lambs
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