Custard Cookies
Low gluten flour 15g | Potato starch 85g |
Powdered sugar 40g | 1 egg 50g |
Milk powder 50g | Baking powder 2g |
Water or milk 20g |
Step 1
1. Crack the eggs into a bowl and beat them with a whisk.Step 2
2. Put starch, cake flour, powdered sugar, and baking powder into a glass bowl, mix well.Step 3
3. Pour the egg liquid into the powder and stir until there is no dry powder.Step 4
4. Add water or milk and mix well with egg beater.Step 5
5. into a thick stateThe batter is very tough, not too thin or too thick, as shown in the picture. Put the paste into a piping bag.Step 6
6. Preheat the oven to 160 degrees with the upper and lower tubes. Cover the baking sheet with oiled paper. Cut a small opening in the piping bag. Squeeze out a black bean-sized batter. Quickly lift the batter out and squeeze out one. This is a hard work, so don’t be impatient. Squeeze slowly.Step 7
7. Place the baking sheet into the middle rack of the oven and bake for about 12 minutes until golden in color.Step 8
8. It is a little soft when it comes out of the oven, but will become crispy after cooling.Step 9
9. Each bite tastes delicious.Step 10
10. Sealed and canned, ready to eat. Custard biscuits cooking tips1. Do not put all the water or milk in the ingredients at once, add it according to the state of the batter.
2. Baking powder is a white powder with corn flour as filler. It is a food-type leavening agent. As long as it is used for the expansion and loosening of food, aluminum-free baking powder is now used and meets food standards. It should be used once in a while. Exclusion cannot be omitted.
3. This recipe can make more than 200 small round cakes. When squeezing, try to be even in size and don't squeeze them too big, otherwise it will be difficult to bake them thoroughly and a soft center will appear. There are a large number of small round cakes and can be baked multiple times without affecting the batter.