Hokkaido Chifeng cake

By VicentaLakin

Hokkaido Chifeng cake
Hokkaido of King's Landing, in fact, halved the amount of flour used by ordinary Chishi. Because of the lack of support for flour, it collapsed astonished — once so high a roof, it fell flat. It's sweet when you fill it in. It's better to eat cake alone。

Recipe Recommendations

  • eggs of 2
  • low-gluten flour 18 grams
  • fine sugar 40 grams
  • corn oil 15 grams
  • milk 15 grams
  • Vanilla cream filling appropriate amount
  • powdered sugar a little

Steps for Hokkaido Chifeng cake

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    Cake
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    Add 15 grams of fine sugar to the yolk
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    We'll add milk and corn oil
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    Smuggle evenly
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    Scan flour
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    We'll make it even
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    The proteins are splattered into bubbles
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    To become a wet bubble with a bend hook
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    Dig a third of the protein into the yolk paste
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    Back to the protein
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    We'll make it even
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    Load in a paper cup, 60% full
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    Put it in the middle of the oven, 180 degrees up and down, 15-20 minutes
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    The surface is yellow and gold
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    Put the cream in the bag, round mouth
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    From the center to the inside of the cake, squeeze it into the cake surface, pull out the bouquet
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    A little sugar powder on the surface
  • Hokkaido Chifeng cake Make Tips

    Beat the egg whites to soft peaks for a softer texture. I didn't have square paper cups, so I used round ones. Do not fill the batter too full; fill to 60% at most to prevent it from overflowing as it expands during baking.