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Gently press 80 grams of unsalted butter softened at room temperature to form a pit. -
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Sift in 35 grams of powdered sugar. -
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Use a spatula to mix into a puree. -
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Add 1 egg yolk. -
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Continue to mix with a spatula to form a puree. -
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Sift in 30 grams of almond flour. -
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Use a spatula to mix into a puree. -
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Sift in 80 grams of low-gluten flour and 14 grams of matcha powder. -
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Use the cutting and pressure mixing method to mix gently. -
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The color is uniform and can be formed into a ball. -
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Cut into strips and place on oil paper. -
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Use a scraper to squeeze into a cylinder shape. -
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Put it in the refrigerator for 2 hours to set. -
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Take out the frozen dough. -
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Roll in a layer of white sugar. -
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Cut into small round pieces of the same size. -
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Spread evenly on the baking sheet. -
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Preheat the oven to 170°C in advance and bake for 15-20 minutes. Note: Cover with a piece of tin foil after coloring the surface to prevent matcha from discoloring. -
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After baking, take it out and let it cool, seal it and store it at room temperature. -
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Matcha Sable Cookies, completed O(∩_∩)O -
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The unique aroma of matcha is perfectly combined with the crispy texture of the cookie. -
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It has a unique flavor that makes people intoxicated. -
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It crumbles with a light press and has a very good crispness. -
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At the moment of chewing, the texture of the cookie gradually melts, releasing a rich matcha flavor that makes people intoxicated.
Tips
1. Make sure the butter is taken out to room temperature and softened in advance so that it can be fully mixed with other ingredients.
2. Choose good quality matcha powder to ensure the best color and taste of the cookies.
3. Do not over-stir, just mix them evenly. Over-stirring will cause the cookies to become too brittle and hard.
4. Cookie shape: You can use a cookie cutter or hand to shape the dough into a heart shape, circle or other favorite shape.
5. Each oven may be slightly different, so control the baking time according to your own oven characteristics. Just allow the cookies to be lightly browned on the edges but still soft, don't over bake them.