
Ingredients
Low-gluten flour ( 250g ) | Vegetable oil ( 85g ) |
Whipping cream ( 75g ) | White sugar ( 85g ) |
Salt ( 1g ) | Baking powder ( 2 grams ) |
Peanuts (appropriate amount ) |
How to make light cream peanut shortbread
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1.The details of the ingredients are as follows.I bought roasted and peeled peanuts directly.I chopped the peanuts into small pieces, preferably as finely chopped as possible.

2. Add salt, sugar and baking powder to vegetable oil and stir evenly.

3. Then add light cream and sifted low-gluten flour and continue stirring until No dry powder is required.

4. Just knead the dough into a ball.No need to over-knead the dough, otherwise it will cause The dough has gluten, which affects the taste.

5.Put the dough into plastic wrap, and then put it into the mold for shaping.
If you don’t have a mold, you can roll it into a cylindrical shape by hand.
6.Put the shaped dough into the freezer of the refrigerator and freeze for about 40 minutes.As long as the dough is firm to the touch and easy to slice, it's fine.

7.Preheat the oven at this time: 180 degrees for upper heat and 170 degrees for lower heat.
Cut the dough into thin and even pieces with a certain distance between them, and place them on oil paper.
Bake for about 20 minutes until the biscuits are colored.
8. After the cookies are completely cooled, seal them and store them.
Tips
1.It is best to chop the peanuts into small pieces.If the pieces are too big, it will affect the subsequent slicing and shaping.
2.Pay attention to two points when cutting: a sharp knife.Cut faster, otherwise the dough will soften at room temperature and become harder to cut.
3.Try to use fine white sugar or powdered sugar so that the finished product will not have more cracks.
4.Place the biscuits more widely apart.Because of the addition of baking powder, the biscuits will become larger during the baking process.
5.Adjust the baking time and temperature according to your own oven.
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