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    Pasta Maker Cookie Recipe

    Cake flour

    Powdered Sugar

    Melted butter*

    Egg

    Extracts and flavoring**

    Original low fat cookies

    180g

    50g

    45g

    1 (about 45g)

    0

    Flavored low fat cookies

    180g

    50g

    50g

    1 (about 45g)

    10g

    The Philips Pasta Maker can do more than make pasta, try this cookie recipe and let the pasta maker do the work for you!

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    Avance Cookie
    Avance Pasta Maker
    Star Cookie

    Instructions

    • 1. Put flour, powdered sugar, extracts and flavoring into the chamber, and close the lid.
    • 2. Weigh the butter, and melt it. Melted butter can be replaced with cooking oil or the mixture of butter and cooking oil.
    • 3. Put an egg into the melted butter (or cooking oil), and mix well.
    • 4. Choose program 1, and press start.
    • 5. When the mixing starts, pour the melted butter (or cooking oil) into the chamber through the slot on the lid.
    • 6. Cookie dough will be extruded after a few minutes. Cut the dough into your desired length. The dough may come out fast in the beginning, you can press pause to control the speed.
    • 7. If you use shaping disc B, you can use the cookie cutters for fancy shapes.
    • 8. Preheat the oven to 350 °F, and bake the cookies for about 10 minutes. If you are using a Philips Airfryer, set the temperature at 350 °F and bake for 7-8 minutes.
    Pasta Maker Cookie Recipe

    Tips

     

    • The recipes provided in this package have been tested for success. If you experiment with other recipes, keep the flour and liquid ratio at about 100:40. Flour refers to cake flour, sugar powder, extracts and flavoring*. Liquid refers to melted butter/cooking oil, water and egg.
    • Always use powdered sugar instead of granulated sugar.
    • Egg is essential.
    • Please do not put small solid ingredients (e.g. Chocolate chips, nuts chips, raisins) into the chamber, instead you can put them on the cookie surface after extrusion.

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