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超简单| 好吃又平整的糖霜饼干底的做法

糖霜餅幹，一旦你開始接觸

便會深深的被它千變萬化的姿態及五彩缤紛顔色所吸引

然而，要做一片完美的糖霜餅幹

一片平整且好吃的餅幹底是非常重要的

在夏夏夏洛特實驗了無數次後

終于研究出了一個比較香酥且表面平整的餅幹底配方

當然，這個餅幹平時當做零嘴吃也非常棒哒~

閑話不多說，還是趕緊上方子！

原创作者夏夏夏洛特的烤箱

食材

無鹽黃油70g	糖粉50
全蛋液25g	低筋面粉150g

糖霜饼干底的做法的做法步骤

1. 將黃油和糖粉混合，並攪拌均勻；

2. 雞蛋液分3次加入1中，注意每次攪拌均勻後再加，加入香草精3. 一次性加入所有低筋粉；

4. 用電動打蛋器打一分鍾左右後，直到沒有幹粉爲止

5. 用手繼續揉面團，直到均勻爲止。

6. 將攪拌好的面團壓扁，放在冰箱冷藏1-2小時（冬天冷藏時間較短），直到面團較硬

7. 在餅幹面團的上下鋪上保鮮膜，用擀面杖擀好，用餅幹模刻出形狀後移到烤盤；

8. 烤箱預熱至170度，將烤盤放在中層，用170度火烤15分鍾左右，直到餅幹緣呈焦黃色

小貼士

才做完面團是比較粘的，這屬于正常現象，

需要在冰箱冷藏1-2小时后在拿出来，隔保鲜膜擀。有些地区很潮湿，可以适当增加5-10g面粉1、配方中的糖粉不可以换成白砂糖哦！因为白砂糖在烤制的过程中会让饼干形状过度延展2、用刮刀翻拌面团上，拌到没有干粉，完全融合即可，如果过度搅拌，会使面团起筋，影响口感；3、面团制作好后，用保鲜袋装好，如果一次用不完，可以放冰箱的冷冻室，要用的前一天那到冷藏室回温，在冷冻室可以放1一个月左右、4、关于烤箱温度，我的家用小烤箱设定的是170度中层（实际温度）至饼干呈金黄色即可（约12-15分钟），一定要熟悉自己烤箱的脾气，建议买一个烤箱温度计来测温；5、有时候如果混合的不均匀，饼干在烤制的过程中会鼓起，别紧张，戴上隔热手套讲烤盘取出，用牙签将鼓起的地方戳破，并轻轻按压；戳的地方在铺上糖霜后完全看不到的。

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