Product: Paisley Embossing Rolling Pin 14.9 Inch Engraved Wooden Rolling Pin for Baking,Perfect Christmas Gift for Making Cookies Crusts Pies Pastry Clay
Brand: Xunlimen
Color: New Paisley Rolling Pin
HOW TO MAKE COOKIES WITH OUR EMBOSSED ROLLING PIN ?
 230g unsalted butter. 
 175g confectioner’s (icing) sugar. 
 1 Egg (room temperature). 
 1.5-3 Teaspoons extract or emulsion (any flavor). 
 1 Teaspoon salt. 
 400-425g all-purpose flour. 
 1.Cream together butter and sugar.
 2.Add eggs and extract and mix well. 
 3.Sift together flour and salt, add to wet mixture little by little until well incorporated. 
 4.Roll, emboss and cut cookies into desired shapes, dusting with flour as necessary. 
 5.Bake cookies at 200 Celsius for 7-8 minutes until tops are appear dry rather than shiny. 
 6.The secret is to pre -heat well the oven, and apply the right amount of pressure on the dough. 
CARE OF THE ROLLING PIN:
 Before using, brush the Paisley embossing rolling pin with vegetable oil or olive oil. 
 Wash dry with a brush first, then if needed with water, soap and dry well before using again! 
 Do not wash our embossing rolling pin in a dishwasher and try to avoid prolonged contact with water. 
 Dry it thoroughly and apply a layer of vegetable oil or olive oil (Keep away from direct sunlight). 

Wooden Rolling-pins can be a really nice housewarming and pretty Christmas gift for your friends, kids,Valentines Day Gift.Perfect decoration for your kitchen.
Size: The overall length – 380mm (14,96"), The operating part – 280mm (11.02"), width:1.96 inch.
Widely Usage: Paisley Flower Pattern Rolling Pin,Beautiful Design perfet for making pasta,cookie dough, pastry, bakery, pizza, fondant, chapati and much more.
The Engraved rolling pin features comfortable, easy grip handles for added comfort and control.
Easy to Clean:You only need to wash under running water and dry in the air.Do not wash our embossing rolling pin in a dishwasher and try to avoid prolonged contact with water.

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