
Health benefits
Butter: low in protein
Eggs: nourishing blood
Ingredients
Butter ( 200g ) | Powdered sugar ( 150g ) |
Low powder ( 375 Grams ) | High powder ( 50 grams ) |
Eggs ( 1.5 ) | Milk powder ( 20g ) |
| Salt ( 1g ) | Matcha powder ( 10 grams ) |
Red velvet powder/strawberry powder ( 15 Gram ) |
How to make watermelon cookies 🍉

1.All the following materials are ready

2. After the butter is softened, add the powdered sugar to a milk machine and stir until pale.Add the eggs one by one, and finally add the cake flour.If you don’t have a mixer, you can add all the above into the flour and knead by hand.

3. After kneading evenly, divide the dough into 2 parts, one part is three thirds of the dough.Add 10 grams of matcha powder to one part, and add 15 grams of red velvet powder/strawberry powder to two-thirds of the dough.
4.Take out the matcha dough and smooth it with a rolling pin to make the rind of the watermelon

5. Add red velvet powder or strawberry powder to the other part, and roll it into a cylindrical shape to make the flesh part of the watermelon.The length of the rind and flesh part should be similar~

6.Put it in the refrigerator for about 2 hours, take it out, place it on the chopping board and cut into thin slices.At this point the oven is preheated and ready to bake.Cut a knife in the middle of the slice and cut it into 2 semi-circular slices, as shown in the picture.Place on the baking sheet, put in the oven, heat to 180 degrees and lower to 160 degrees

7. Take the biscuits out of the oven and wait for them to cool.Add the chocolate pieces to a piping bag and soften them in water.Use scissors to cut a small corner in the front of the piping bag and drop it gently.From the pulp of the watermelon, make the seeds of the watermelon~

8. Give the finished product a beautiful look Take the photo~ The light taken by my mobile phone at night is not very good, please ignore it!
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