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Hello! It's Gom's Easy Baking.
This time, we're making jam cookies with a meltingly smooth texture! When I first made jam cookies, they turned out quite firm. However, due to a measurement mistake, they ended up with a soft texture. Surprisingly, the soft texture tasted much better and complemented the jam filling perfectly. That's why I've created a recipe that allows for this delightful softness. These cookies are different from the crispy ones you might be used to - trust me, you'll notice the difference! Plus, their round shape and red color make them perfect for gifting!
| Measurement |
Paper Cup = Standard paper cup size (180ml capacity)
Tablespoon = Standard disposable spoon size
Refer to the video for measurements.
Oven - Preheat to 150°C for 15 minutes, then bake at 150°C for 20 minutes.
Air Fryer - Preheat to 140°C for 5 minutes, then air fry at 140°C for 16 minutes.
[ Jam Cookies ]
(For 20 cookies, 15g each)
Unsalted Butter 100g
1 Egg Yolk (18g)
1/2 Cup Powdered Sugar (50g)
1/3 Teaspoon Salt (1g)
1 Cup + 1/2 Cup Cake Flour (150g)
1/3 Teaspoon Baking Powder (1g)
Strawberry Jam 60g
Tip *
If using salted butter, reduce or omit the added salt.
Powdered sugar can be replaced with regular sugar.
Cake flour can be replaced with all-purpose flour.
Baking powder can be replaced with baking soda or omitted.
Strawberry jam can be replaced with other jams of your choice.
Storage *
Store at room temperature (5-7 days).
For long-term storage, freeze the cookies (up to 30 days).
Baking Tips *
1. If the butter is too melted, the cookies might turn oily.
2. If the cookie dough is too soft, cookies may spread excessively.
3. Excess baking powder can result in overly spread or too crispy cookies.
4. Insufficient baking can lead to a doughy texture.
5. High oven temperature or prolonged baking can make the cookies crispy instead of soft and chewy.