May 25, 2026, is a pleasant spring Sunday with a fresh breeze. The calendar says it is late spring, and as the weather turns to early summer, the flowers in my garden are turning more vivid colors. Today, May 25th, is “Kojien Anniversary,” a day commemorating the publication of the first edition of the Kojien dictionary on this day in 1955. Just as we look up words, new discoveries can be made at the dinner table every day with a little ingenuity. Why not stand in the kitchen today while cherishing such curiosity? We propose an exciting time to maximize the rich charm of seasonal ingredients.
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A discussion of recent search trends
Today’s trends are dominated by entertainment information such as professional baseball, foreign sports, and celebrity trends, showing the liveliness of the weekend. While interest in social issues such as “deductions” and “nuclear power plants” is also high, retro icons that combine nostalgia and familiarity, such as “Tamagotchi” and “Yoshi,” are being searched for, indicating a strong demand for nostalgia among the adult generation. The key to this recipe proposal appears to be the psychology of readers who want to feel the changing seasons and incorporate a bit of playfulness and comfort into their daily lives.
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Our creative recipes
Words Icing Cookies” for the anniversary of the broadening of the word “Words Icing Cookies” to spell out your thoughts.
May 25th is Kojien Anniversary. Why don’t you bring the fun of spinning words into baking as well? Draw your feelings of the day or your thoughts about someone else on a crispy cookie. We propose such a nostalgic and heartwarming tea time.
material
| Material name | amount | Remarks/Calories |
|---|---|---|
| unsalted butter | 100g | Return to room temperature/approx. 750 kcal |
| powdered sugar | 80g | Sift and set aside/approx. 310 kcal |
| egg yolk | 1 piece | Return to room temperature/approx. 60 kcal |
| weak flour | 200g | 2 sieves/approx. 720 kcal |
| Powdered sugar for icing | 100g | Approx. 390 kcal |
| Egg white (for icing) | 1 to 1.5 tablespoons | adjustable |
*About total calories: about 2230 kcal (about 110 kcal per piece for the whole amount or about 20 pieces)
way of making
Process 1: The adventure begins: In a bowl, place unsalted butter that has been brought to room temperature and knead with a whipper until smooth and creamy. Then add powdered sugar in three parts and mix thoroughly until the whole mixture is white, fluffy and airy, which is the first step to a crispy texture.
Add the egg yolks, which have been allowed to come to room temperature, and mix quickly to prevent separation. Add a few drops of vanilla oil to the mixture to give it a more luxurious baking aroma.
Add the flour that has been sifted twice and mix with a rubber spatula in a “cutting” motion. The key is to stop mixing just before the flouriness disappears so as not to knead too much. Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and let it rest in the refrigerator for 30 minutes to allow the moisture in the dough to blend evenly.
Bake in a preheated oven at 170°C for about 12 to 15 minutes. When the edges are slightly golden brown, remove the dough from the pan and cool completely on a grid.
[Step 5: Icing to spell out the words] Add a little egg white to the powdered sugar and adjust the consistency to the point where a drop mark disappears in three seconds after being scooped with a spoon. After filling the cornet, take a deep breath. Carefully draw words of thanks or today’s anniversary on the surface of the cookie.
This is the secret to the delicious taste! Key Points
When making the dough, the secret to the “crispy” and light texture is to mix the butter and powdered sugar thoroughly to make it aerated.
Also, the “3-second rule” is important for the consistency of the icing. If it is too soft, the letters will run, and if it is too hard, the lines will be broken. Fine-tune the icing by adjusting the amount of egg white, and when drawing, do not use too much force, but move the cornet so that it floats lightly to draw a clean line.
Examples of mistakes we tend to make
One of the most common mistakes beginners make is over-kneading the dough. If the heat from your hands melts the butter and the dough becomes soggy, the pattern will collapse after baking and the texture will become hard.
It is also strictly forbidden to apply the icing before the cookies have cooled completely. The residual heat of the cookies will melt and bleed the sugar, making the words unreadable. Please do not rush and decorate when the cookies are completely cooled.
At the end.
Thank you for reading to the end. Words have a mysterious power. May the message you write today light a warm light in the heart of someone you care about. Please store the cookies in an airtight container and keep them away from moisture. Tomorrow’s coffee time will be even more enjoyable.
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