Explanation
Tena kue and welcome to my blog post about the design processes of my product. This was done in week 8. We had to plan and create the project. We also had to give this product to a stakeholder. My stakeholder was my wananga teacher. We had to do costings, a shopping list, and a time management plan so that we could be organized to make my product.
Photos
Here are some photos of my product.Recipe
½ cup butter softened
½ brown sugar
2 tb3s golden syrup
1 cup self-raising flour
Method
1} Cream butter and sugar.
2}Add the golden syrup to the bowl with the creamed butter and sugar and beat until fluffy.
3}Mix in flour to the creamed sugar until the texture is suitable to roll into balls.
4} Place on a paper-lined baking tray. allowing room for biscuits to spread.
5} Press biscuits gently with a fork and at 180C for 15 min.
This recipe makes more than 17
Evaluation from my stakeholder
The cookies had a crispy crunch to them which is my favorite texture in that type of biscuit.
The shape, size, and thickness were even just right.
They also had a delicious caramel flavor - it was perfect.
They were a tiny bit oily which can sometimes happen if the butter boils, this was a minor issue though.
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ReplyDeleteHi EJ. The Caramel Cookies turned out really well and were obviously enjoyed by all those who tasted them. Congratulations! You demonstrated your awesome baking skills.
ReplyDeleteYour Blog Post is well set out and all the photos you've included are very good. You certainly know how to do your Mise en Place!!!
Great to see you have included the original link to the recipe and you own copy.
Awesome to see that you have included the actual Feedback from your stakeholder.
Happy Baking in the future, EJ.