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Sieve flour and baking soda twice.
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Divide the white sediment into three groups of 100g each.
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Gently stir the butter at room temperature with a hand mixer, then cream it by mixing sugar and condensed milk little by little.
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Leave 1/3 of the egg yolk (for egg water) and mix with butter cream.
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When the eggs are mixed gently
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Add the sifted flour and mix it with a frugal spatula.
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Put the dough together in a plastic bag, make it square and ripen in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
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Make egg water with the egg yolk left over.
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After dividing the aged dough into three equal parts, push a piece of dough into a rectangle and about 3mm thick. The third-class white sediment is also made as long as the length of the pushed dough and placed in the middle.
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Cover the white sediment with the rolled dough
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Finish the overlapping parts well.
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Place the smooth part up and cut it into 2.5cm lengths to form a manju shape. Make the other 2 doughs the same way.
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Place Minju dough in the oven pan at appropriate intervals and put egg water on top of Manju
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Sprinkle the hideous sesame seeds.
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Place in a 170-degree oven (preheated) and bake for 15 to 20 minutes to make the top look beautiful.
STEP 16/16
The tip of the head has become a properly tanned manju.
You can put chestnuts with sediment in the manju.