Blue and black tea cookies
China is the birthplace of tea, and the Han people drink tea, which is said to have begun in the Tang Dynasty, or more than 4,700 years ago.Until now, Chinese Han compatriots still have the custom of giving tea as a gift.Now put the tea in the biscuits, don't have a taste, from drinking tea to eating tea.
WHAT YOU NEED
Ingredients
110 grams of low-fat flourBlue juice powder 3 (one packet) can be exchanged for 5 grams of tea powder15 grams of whole eggs35 grams of flour65 grams of butter1 gram of saltOne packet of black tea3 drops of lemon juice
How TO MADE Blue and black tea cookies
Steps 1 to 4
1. The butter is softened, salted, sugar powdered, and mixed with a scraper.
2. Add the egg yolk and stir.
3. Add three drops of lemon juice and continue to stir evenly.
4. Add green juice powder, tear the tea bag, pour into the tea leaves, add low powder, stir evenly.
Steps 5 to 8
5. Take a mold, cover it with a preservative film, and press the dough into it.
6. Clean it up.
7. Put it in the fridge with the preservative and freeze it for an hour.
8. Slice 0.2 mm into the oven 125 degrees countdown second layer baking 20 minutes baking slightly yellow on the edge before baking
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