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Aneka Kue - Resep Aneka Kue Kering


Kue merupakan makanan ringan yang banyak terdapat di setiap toko kecil sampai supermarket besar. Kebutuhan kue agar tetap tersedia di rumah sudah hampir seperti kebutuhan primer. Kebanyakan orang membeli aneka kue di toko atau supermarket, namun sebagian orang lainnya lebih senang membuat sendiri aneka kue untuk kebutuhannya.

Membuat sendiri produk makanan aneka kue merupakan kesenangan tersendiri, selain dapat menentukan sendiri cita rasa yang diinginkan, mungkin juga dapat menjadikan bisnis baru bagi pembuat aneka kue tersebut.

Berikut ini beberapa resep membuat aneka kue kering, resep ini mungkin sudah banyak terdapat di internet. Silahkan di lihat dahulu,

Peanut Cookies
Bahan:
  • 200 gram selai kacang yang halus
  • 125 gram margarin
  • 75 gr gula palem
  • 60 gr gula pasir
  • 1 butir telur ayam
  • 75 gr permen cokelat warna-warni

Bahan Ayakan :
  • 175 g tepung terigu
  • 1 sendok teh soda kue
  • ½ sendok teh vanili bubuk

Cara membuat aneka kue peanut cookies :
  • Aduk atau kocok selai kacang, margarin, gula palem, dan gula pasir hingga lembut.
  • Masukkan pula telur ayam, kocok hingga rata.
  • Tambahkan campuran terigu ayakan, aduk hingga rata.
  • Bentuk adonan dengan tangan atau dengan 2 sendok makan sehingga menjadi bola-bola.
  • Taruh di loyang datar, beri hiasan permen cokelat sambil tekan perlahan.
  • Panggang dalam oven dengan panas 170 C selama 25 menit hingga matang.
  • Angkat lalu dinginkan.

Kemungkinan dapat menjadi sebanyak 10 buah

Berikut ini resep aneka kue lainnya :

Aneka Kue - Kue Kering Kelapa Tepung Mata Beras

Bahan :
  • 150 gram mentega
  • 125 gr gula pasir halus
  • 2 butir telur ayam
  • 112 gr kelapa kering
  • 200 gr tepung terigu
  • 75 gr tepung mata beras
  • 1/2 sendok teh garam

Caranya :
  • Tepung mata beras dan tepung terigu dicampur
  • Aduk atau kocok 150 gr mentega dan gula pasir ditambah garam selama kurang lebih 10 menit
  • Masukkan telur ayam, kocok/aduk kurang lebih selama 5 menit
  • Masukkan 112 gr kelapa kering, campurkan tepung, aduk-aduk sampai rata
  • Lalu cetak adonan kue sesuai selera
  • Bakar atau panaskan dalam oven kurang lebih selama 20 menit

Aneka kue kering telah selesai silahkan disajikan.
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