
Health benefits
Mango: promotes body fluids
Dragon fruit: low protein
Eggs: protects eyes and improves eyesight
Ingredients
Mango ( 350g ) | Dragon fruit ( 300g ) |
Green grapes ( appropriate amount ) | Eggs ( 4 ) |
White sugar ( 50g ) | Corn oil ( 60g ) |
Milk ( 60g ) | Cocoa powder ( 10g ) |
Cake mix ( 60g ) | Whipping cream ( 300g ) |
White vinegar ( 3 drops ) |
How to make fresh fruit cream naked cake

1.First a close-up shot

2.Prepare and weigh the materials

3. Beat the egg whites and yolks separately.Water and oil-free basin

4.Put 15g of sugar into the egg yolk, add corn oil and milk Stir evenly

5.Sift in the cake flour and cocoa powder and mix well

6.Put three drops of white vinegar into the egg whites and beat into small bubbles

7. Add the remaining sugar in three batches and continue beating
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8. Beat the egg whites until the hook is lifted out

9.Put the egg whites into the egg yolk liquid three times and mix evenly

10.Baked Spread a layer of oil paper on a plate and pour the mixed batter into the baking pan.Gently shake out the air bubbles

11.Preheat the oven to 180 degrees and bake for 15 minutes

12. When the time is up, remove the oil paper and dry it Cool

13.Cut the cake into thirds
15. Cut other fruits into cubes and set aside
16.Animal-based whipping cream is generally difficult to whip.You can put it in the refrigerator for an hour and then whip it very easily.

17. Whip the whipping cream until it resembles a flower arrangement

18.Choose the shape of your favorite piping tip and put the cream into the piping bag

19. Take a piece of cake, pipe cream around it and put green raisins in the middle

20.Take another piece of cake cover Pipe cream around the top and put diced mango in the middle

21.Put mangoes on the top layer Fruits are placed around the flowers

22.The fresh fruit naked cake is ready

23.Come and eat cake together

14.Peel and slice mangoes into rose shapes
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