Low-refined flour 220g White sugar/powdered sugar 65g
Butter 160g Eggs 1
raisins Appropriate amount
How to make raisin cookies Illustration of how to make raisin cookies 1

Step 1

Cut butter into thin slices or into cubes and soften at room temperatureIllustration of how to make raisin cookies 2

Step 2

Appropriate amount of raisins, as much or as little as you like, depending on your needs, I used about 60g, cut into smaller pieces Illustration of how to make raisin cookies 3

Step 3

Heat the raisins in water and soak them for a while so they won't burn easily when baked. Illustration of how to make raisin cookies 4

Step 4

A total of 65g of white sugar and powdered sugar. If you don’t like it too sweet, you can reduce the sugar appropriately. Illustration of how to make raisin cookies 5

Step 5

Stir the powdered sugar and butter evenly without beating Illustration of how to make raisin cookies 6

Step 6

Add eggs and continue to mix Illustration of how to make raisin cookies 7

Step 7

Sift the flour and add Illustration of how to make raisin cookies 8

Step 8

The dough should be dry after mixing. Don't rush to add water. Illustration of how to make raisin cookies 9

Step 9

Raisins that have been soaked in water before - drain and addIllustration of how to make raisin cookies 10

Step 10

When the dough is just ready, put the dough into the mold. If there is no mold, you can wrap it with plastic wrap and put it into the used plastic wrap paper tube. Place in the refrigerator to freeze for 1 hour Illustration of how to make raisin cookies 11

Step 11

Take out slices and place on a baking sheet lined with greaseproof paper. Then put it into the middle rack of the oven, 150° up and down, for 20 minutes (each oven has different temperaments, so you need to observe it in the last five minutes, if it changes color slightly, it is done) Illustration of how to make raisin cookies 12

Step 12

When finished, wait until it cools before bagging, otherwise the water vapor will easily make the biscuits damp. Raisin biscuit cooking tips

In winter, the room temperature of butter is not enough to soften it. You can use a hair dryer to blow on the butter for a while