raisin soufflés
By VicentaLakin
i'm a freshman. so i've been planning to study bread for a long time to bring up the "historic" of making bread. but instead of making bread today, leave it behind. if you come along with the handsome, you'll be able to make sure that the handsome are new. the square is a blog from king's side, but the original square has changed slightly because it actually seems to have some problems. a friend who likes to bake. if you're afraid you can't do it right, put down your burden and try. our slogan is, "you can be a cookie, too, because butter is so big, it smells good." with raisins, it's better to eat than cookies. it's really sweet in the cream. because of the large amounts of yolk and the amount of water it contains, it's not as soft as peaches. i've been trying high-profile photography lately
Recipe Recommendations
- low-gluten flour 200g
- milk powder 15g
- butter 80g
- fine sugar 70g
- salt 2g
- egg yolk of 3
- rum appropriate amount
- raisins
- sweetening
- baking
- half an hour
- simple
Steps for raisin soufflés

1
Black gallons of raisins (normally, perhaps) add a little bit of rum to make it soft. It's fine without rum。
2
Butter softened with fine sugar and powdered milk
3
Just send it until it starts white
4
We're gonna add three yolks in three
5
Sifting low powder
6
Slice it evenly with a rubber razor
7
i cut down 80 g of the original raisins
8
Spectrum
9
scratch to the corner after flat five to eight mm
10
Scratch the omelet
11
The oven's preheated, 180 degrees medium, 15-18 minutes color