Crispy to the slag Homemade peach crisp
The peach crisp I've wanted to eat for a long time has finally been arranged today! I make a large amount, and the small amount can be halved in moderation.
Ingredients
Cooking Instructions
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First, put the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt together, stir well, and set aside
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Take the lard out of the refrigerator in advance and poke it with your hand to make it soft
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Lard with white sugar (the powdered sugar I use is more delicate, and the white sugar is used without powdered sugar)
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Beat with a whisk on low speed until the sugar and lard are combined, then whip at high speed. Hit for about 8 to 10 minutes
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Just hit it to this state, which is the secret of the crispy peach
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Add the egg yolk in portions, and then add the egg yolk after each beating. At this time, the oven is preheated in advance to 180 degrees for 20 minutes
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Add flour
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Knead into a dough
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Divide into 20g pieces of dough and press a dimple in the middle
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Sprinkle black sesame seeds and oven at 180 degrees for about 25 minutes, the temperature of each oven is different, depending on the temperature of your own oven
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Seal and store in time after cooling
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