cookies
May 28th 2010 04:19
I like particularly shortcrust(or short) cookies.（特にサクサクしたクッキーが好きです。）
And I like also making cookies.
Today I made cookies.
This cookie is called "Snow Ball".
It is really easy to make this, so I make this many times.
First, mix by hand the butter of just putting out from fridge, flour, almond meal/flour, and powdered sugar.
After that, this dough(or paste?) is rounded and baked.
That's it.
It is easy, isn't it?
It was yummy♪
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I particularly like shortcrust(or short) cookies.（特にサクサクしたクッキーが好きです。）
I also like to make cookies.(The first "And" is not needed because also has the same meaning as and.)
They are really easy to make, so I make them often.
First, mix butter (doesn't have to be melted), flour, almond meal/flour, and powdered sugar by hand.
After that, round the dough and bake it.
That's it.
And they're yummy♪(This doesn't necessarily have to be changed, but because "easy" and "yummy" are both positive adjectives, it sounds better rather than just saying "It is easy, isn't it?" then "It was yummy," if you say "It is easy, isn't it? And they're yummy.")Also, because "It is easy" is in present tense, it's better if you say "they are yummy" rather than "they were." (And because you make more than one cookie, you say "they" rather than "it.")