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RESEPI BISKUT CHOC CHIP ALA FAMOUS AMOS

RESEPI BISKUT CHOC CHIP ALA FAMOUS AMOS






1. Bahan A: Kacau Rata

Semua bahan ini hanya perlu dikacau sebati saja. *Pakai mixer or kacau sebati pakai manual pon boleh

  • 250 gram marjerin (saya guna Farmcow)
  • 1 1/4 cawan brown sugar
  • 1 sudu kecil esen vanila
  • 1 biji telur

Bila dah kacau, masukkan pula bahan B seperti bawah.

2. Tambahkan Bahan B

  • 2 1/2 cawan tepung gandum
  • 1/2 cawan tepung jagung
  • 1 sudu kecil baking powder
  • 1 sudu kecil soda bikarbonat
  • 6 sudu besar minyak
  • *2 cawan cip coklat (masukkan akhir sekali) *Boleh masukkan kacang almond yang di cincang atau kismis (mengikut creativity masing-masing.

Gaulkan lagi dan kacau rata semua bahan di atas kecuali cip coklat. Bila dah sebati, baru tambahkan pula 2 cawan cip coklat. 

3. Sejukkan Adunan

Bila dah menjadi adunan, masukkan ke dalam peti sejuk sekejap dalam setengah jam.

4. Sedia Dibakar. 

Lepas setengah jam, bolehlah keluarkan adunan dan sedia untuk membakar. Adunannya memang lembik sikit ya. Masa susun atas loyang, jarakkan jauh sikit antara satu sama lain untuk bagi ruang pada biskut untuk mengembang.


5. Masukkan Dalam Oven

Bakar 30 minit suhu 150 darjah guna api atas bawah atau ikut kepanasan oven masing-masing. 

DONEEE!!

Boleh sejukan dan simpan dalam bekas kedap udara


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