When the first ray of sunshine in the morning shines through the curtains, prepare a nutritious and delicious breakfast for the baby to start the day. Today, let's make a milk-flavored cookie. It's simple and quick to make, and it only takes 10 minute. It's soft, sweet and nutritious, which makes your baby happy and parents worry.

Ingredients: 200g flour, 50g milk powder, egg 1 piece, 20g white sugar, 3g baking powder, 20g butter, and milk 100ml.

Next, we began to make:

Mix flour, milk powder, white sugar and baking powder evenly.

Cut the butter into small pieces, add it to the flour mixture, and knead the butter and flour into fine granules with your fingers.

Beat in the eggs, add the milk and stir into a paste.

Mix wet materials and dry materials together and knead them into dough. Don't knead the dough for too long, so as not to stiffen the gluten and harden the taste.

Roll the dough into thin slices with a thickness of about 5 mm and cut it into small pieces with a mold or knife.

Put a little oil in the pan and fry the cookies in the pan until they are golden on both sides.

This creamy cookie is golden in color, fragrant, crisp outside and tender inside, and rich in nutrition. The addition of milk powder and milk adds a rich milk flavor to the cake, while the addition of eggs makes the cake more fluffy and soft. This cookie is not only nutritious and healthy, but also simple and easy to make, even novice mothers can easily get started.

Tips:

When making complementary food for your baby, you must pay attention to the freshness and hygiene of the ingredients to avoid discomfort such as diarrhea.

The baby's stomach is delicate. Don't add too much seasoning to the baby, so as not to stimulate the baby's stomach.

Milk-flavored cookies can be eaten with fruit, yogurt or juice, which is more comprehensive in nutrition.

If the baby doesn't like to eat milk-flavored cookies, you can try other complementary foods, such as rice paste, vegetable paste, fruit paste and so on.

The baby's complementary food should follow the principle of step by step, starting from a small dose, and gradually increasing the dose and type to avoid the baby's allergies or indigestion.