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Even if you don't use commercial sugar powder and almond powder, you can grind sugar and almonds at home in a blender.
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Put 150g of butter in a bowl and dissolve at room temperature. (You can microwave it for 10-30 seconds)~)
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Sprinkle some of the sugar powder on the melted butter and mix it
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Sprinkle some of it again and repeat mixing it two or three times.
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Mix evenly to make butter creamy.
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Tear the earl grey tea bag and put the black tea leaves on the cutting board
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Cut it into small pieces, covering it with your palm to prevent it from splashing.
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Creamy butter #3, soft flour, almond powder, earl grey black tea leaves
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Add all the milk.
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Wear plastic gloves so that number 5 fits
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Make the dough.
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Put oil paper (paper foil) on the kimbap roll (you don't have to have a kimbap roll)
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Place the dough on a sheet of oil
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Roll it up like kimbap.
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Roll it well on oil paper and store it in the freezer.
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After about a day, take the dough out of the freezer
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Cut into 0.5cm thick pieces.
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I'll arrange it neatly in the pan
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Put it in the oven
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Only for regular ovens! Bake at 200 degrees for 12 minutes.
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I baked it for 12 minutes at 200 degrees, according to the recipe
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My stomach is slightly burnt.
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In the pan where the heat is left
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Turn all cookies over once and let cool at room temperature.
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When it's freshly baked, what? It's a bit watery? It seems like it's good, but if you cool it down at room temperature for about 30 minutes, it's crispy and savory! The right Sabre cookie is done.