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First, boil the potatoes thoroughly, peel them, mash them roughly, and let them cool. I peeled two medium potatoes, cut them into small pieces, and cooked them in the microwave for about three to four minutes
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Add 1 tablespoon basil pesto to cooled mashed potatoes and toss well. I used the pesto made of dry basil that I made a few days ago, and I think you can use the various pesto you have. Make pesto with dry basil in the attached link.. @6918801
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Place flour, baking powder, sugar and salt in a cutter and roll lightly. When you do it with your hands, put all the powder in the bowl and mix it well
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Add the cold butter and lightly operate the cutter to form a fluffy powder. When hand-pulled, add the butter into the powder, cut the butter finely with a scraper, mix it well with the powder, and gently rub it with your hand to disperse the butter into small sizes.
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Add egg and whipped cream mixture and turn the cutter lightly, allowing liquid and powder to mix roughly. When hand-pulled, add egg and whipped cream mixture to well-dispersed mixture of cold butter and blend with scraper.
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Put the dough roughly mixed with liquid in a bowl,
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Add the small diced Monterey Jack cheese. You can cut 2 slices of cheddar cheese into appropriate sizes.
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Add the pre-made pesto and steamed potato mixture,
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Lightly lump together into one lump.
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Divide into eight equal parts and make a circle, then spread a little egg mixture on top of the dough. I split 83 grams each, and then I put milk on it
STEP 11/11
After panning at appropriate intervals, bake in an oven preheated to 180 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes until golden.
I used pesto as a dry basil, but it will taste better if you add pesto made of raw basil