
Ingredients
Protein part ( ) | Egg whites ( four ) |
Tartar powder ( 2g ) | Marshmallow ( 80g ) |
Yolk part ( ) | Egg yolk ( four ) |
Marshmallow ( 10g ) | Salad oil ( 40g ) |
Water ( 40g ) | Low powder ( 80g ) |
How to make eight-inch chiffon cake embryo

1.Material family portrait

2.Take two water-free and oil-free basins and separate the egg whites and egg yolks
3.Make the egg yolk part first, and stir the egg yolk evenly with a manual egg beater4.Add marshmallow and stir evenly

5.Add liquid water and oil and stir evenly

6.Add in cake flour and stir Evenly form a paste and set aside

7.Protein part marshmallow, tartar powder disposable Join

8.Use a manual egg beater to stir the marshmallow and tartar powder evenly

9. Use an electric egg beater to beat the egg whites at low speed, and the fish eye bubbles will become smaller and smaller.High speed

10. As the egg beater stirs, the protein texture becomes clearer and clearer , indicating that the egg whites are almost beaten, you can stop and check the softness and hardness of the egg whites

11.This is beaten egg white, with pointed triangles

12.Oven Preheat the upper and lower temperature to 100,

13.Take a part of the protein and turn it up and down.Stir evenly, do not make circles, as it will defoaming

14.Place the mixed cake Pour the batter into the mold, sprinkle with black sesame seeds, and flatten it from left to right to pop out the air bubbles

15. Bake in the oven at 100 degrees for 30 minutes.The temperature should be based on your own oven

16.This is what it looks like after baking for 15 minutes

17. This is what it looks like in 30 minutes

18. Take out the cake embryo and shake it a few times, then Turn it upside down (shake it a few times to prevent the cake from collapsing)

19.Slowly take off Place the mold

20.Cut it into pieces and you can eat it,
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