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Ingredients
Low-gluten flour ( 75 grams (25 grams per egg) ) | Eggs ( 3 ) |
Milk ( 30 grams (one egg with 10 grams of milk) ) | Corn oil ( 30 grams (one Eggs with 10 grams of oil) ) |
White sugar ( 30 grams (can also be added according to personal taste) ) | Baking powder ( 1 gram ) |
Whipping cream ( 70g ) | White vinegar ( 1g ) |
How to make cream cake roll

1.Separate the egg yolk and egg white and put them into containers respectively
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2.Use a whisk to stir the egg yolks evenly

3.Add appropriate amount of white sugar and stir evenly

4. Pour in 30 grams of milk and 30 grams of corn oil and mix well.

5.Sift the low-gluten flour through a fine sieve

8. Add the first 10 grams of white sugar (you can also add an appropriate amount according to personal taste) and one gram of white vinegar to the egg liquid and start beating

9. Add the second 10 grams of white sugar when whipping until there are big bubbles

10.Add 10 grams of white sugar at a time, preferably 10 grams at a time when whipping until fine bubbles

12.Flip the beaten egg whites up and down three times evenly

13.Like this

14. Roast Line a plate with greaseproof paper, pour in the cake liquid and smooth it out, bake in the oven at 175 degrees for 8 minutes

15.At this time, beat the cream with cold water or ice water and add appropriate amount of sugar at low speed

16.This process is about It takes about 5 minutes

17.Let the baked cake cool

18. Wait until it is completely cool before applying cream, otherwise the cream will melt

19. Roll up with oil paper

20.Cut into required size

21. Delicious and soft cream cake roll Done

6.Use a spatula to mix well in a cross motion, do not make circles to prevent the flour from developing gluten

7. Stir until there are no particles and lines appear.At this time, preheat the oven for five minutes

11.Continue to beat until hard foam, lift the whisk and you can see the small tip
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