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A Bouquet of Rose Flower Cookies for Mother's Day

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A Bouquet of Rose Flower Cookies for Mother's Day

I figured if I could make flower shaped bread rolls, then I could make cookies in a similar fashion with less work involved.

Ingredient

Food ration :

25 servings
120 grams

Cake flour

40 grams

Katakuriko

100 grams

Unsalted butter

60 grams

Sugar

2 grams

Matcha

Cooking instructions

* Step 1

Thoroughly knead the butter, add the sugar, and continue kneading until white and fluffy.
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* Step 2

Add the floury ingredients, and mix well.
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* Step 3

Take out 1/3 the dough and knead food coloring (red) into it. Set aside 1/4 of the remaining dough, add the matcha green tea powder and knead it in.
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* Step 4

Knead the dough until the food coloring is even throughout. Wrap each dough piece separately in plastic wrap, and rest in the fridge for 30 minutes or more.
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* Step 5

When the dough is well chilled and is easy to handle, shape the parts of the cookies. Make sure to leave all the dough except for what you are currently working with in the refrigerator.
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* Step 6

Roll the red dough out to about a 9 cm by 12-15 cm rectangle. The dough is soft, so I recommend working with it while sandwiched between sheets of plastic wrap.
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* Step 7

Roll the green dough out to about a 3 cm x 12 to 15 cm long rectangle.
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* Step 8

Roll out 1/5 of the uncolored dough about 1 mm thick and 9 cm by 12-15 cm in size (to match the red dough. Roll out 1/6 of the remaining uncolored dough out to 3 cm x 12 to 15 cm (to match the green dough). Set aside the remaining dough.
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* Step 9

Place the uncolored dough rectangles on top of the red and green doughs respectively.
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* Step 10

Press and cut the green dough into 2 equally sized portions over the plastic, using a ruler. You'll end up with 2 dome-shaped strips as shown in the photo.
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* Step 11

Press and cut the red dough into 2 1 x 1 cm strips and 2 5 x 2 cm strips, over the plastic wrap, using a ruler.
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* Step 12

*Shaping the flower petals*: Form the strips cut in the previous step so that the red and white (uncolored) dough parts are layered together, as you form the dough into a log while wrapping it in plastic. (Refer to Step 26 onwards for a more detailed explanation).
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* Step 13

Lay down the 2 strips of green (leaf) dough with a 2mm gap in between them. Place the petal dough log on top.
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* Step 14

Roll out the remaining uncolored dough from step 8 into a 12 cm x 12 to 15 cm rectangle, and place the Step 13 dough assembly in the middle.
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* Step 15

Wrap tightlly so that there are no gaps. Wrap in plastic wrap and freeze until hard.
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* Step 16

After the dough is well frozen, slice 7mm thick. Cut right through the plastic wrap in one go to make the slices nice and neat. Start preheating the oven just before you start slicing the cookie dough.
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* Step 17

Line the cookies up on a baking sheet carefully, so the dough doesn't crumble. The cookies will expand, so leave space between them.
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* Step 18

Bake at 170℃ for 20 minutes, Avoid handling them for a while since they'll be very tender. Transfer to a rack to cool after they have set a little.
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* Step 19

Having lots of these cookies is bright and cheerful.
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* Step 20

I made these for Mother's Day on May 8, 2010. I arranged two types this time.
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* Step 21

I used 5 g of sweet purple potato powder.
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* Step 22

How about giving these purple roses as a gift too?
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* Step 23

Stack up 1 cm thick pieces of dough at a slight angle. The following steps explian how to make sure the uncolored and colored dough are layered properly.
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* Step 24

Using plastic wrap, roll up the dough as if you were making a sushi roll. Make sure not to stretch the dough lengthwise as you do this. (Keep the length between 12 and 15 cm.)
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* Step 25

Stack the 1.5 cm wide dough strips on top of one another to hide the overlaps as shown in the photo. Visuallize the flower shape you're forming while keeping an eye on the cross section.
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* Step 26

Press out the air using the same plastic wrap from before, and roll the dough in order each piece adhere to the others properly.
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* Step 27

Stack up another 1.5 cm wide piece of dough while hiding the overlaps, roll it up in plastic wrap, and form a log.
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* Step 28

Use the last 2 cm wide piece to cover the seams as shown in the photo, and wrap the formed log tightly in plastic wrap.
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* Step 29

The petal dough is now complete. Now just set it on the leaf dough strips as shown in Step 13.
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* Step 30

This is what a cross section of the flower made followin Steps 27-33 looks like.
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* Step 31

This is what they look like baked. I think the cookies look more beautiful if you don't let them brown.
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* Step 32

I wrapped the cookies up and gave them as gift for Mother's Day.
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* Step 33

Feel free to go nuts once you get the hang of it! Play with the number of petals and width. I used sweet purple potato powder and rolled out the dough to 1.5, 2.5, and 3 cm for the version in this photo.
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* Step 34

The leaves turned out a little thinner and longer than the recipe. Please show me your original creations everyone!
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Note: if there is a photo you can click to enlarge it

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