Cotton candy

By VicentaLakin

Cotton candy
There were two more proteins left for the baby's eggs and cotton candy made this afternoon. Tastes particularly good. The entrance is ready. It's Mom's food again, when she gets back。

Recipe Recommendations

  • protein of 2
  • fine sugar 50g
  • maltose 10g
  • water 30ML
  • gelatin tablets 1.5 tablets
  • white vinegar few drops

Steps for Cotton candy

  • Make Cotton candy step 0
    1
    Material gathering。
  • Make Cotton candy step 1
    2
    The glitting tablets are soft with ice water。
  • Make Cotton candy step 2
    3
    20 g fine sugar and a few drops of white vinegar were added to the protein, and electric omelet was used to hit a hard hair bubble。
  • Make Cotton candy step 3
    4
    30 ml water, 10 g malt sugar and 30 g fine sugar left in the pot, boiled in the fire and cooked in the fire for another minute。
  • Make Cotton candy step 4
    5
    Put hot syrup in the distributed protein。
  • Make Cotton candy step 5
    6
    It's even with an electric omelet。
  • Make Cotton candy step 6
    7
    The soft glitting tablets melt。
  • Make Cotton candy step 7
    8
    Falling melted glittin into step 6. Again with an egg-beater。
  • Make Cotton candy step 8
    9
    Oilpapers and some maize starch were placed in the container. ♪ I used square dishes, big size ♪
  • Make Cotton candy step 9
    10
    The marshmallows were poured into a bouquet filled with round beaks and squeezed on oilpapers. Put it in a freezer for more than half an hour。
  • Make Cotton candy step 10
    11
    Freezing of frozen marshmallows and sifting of a layer of corn starch (effective adhesive softening)。
  • Make Cotton candy step 11
    12
    Take out frozen marshmallows and sift a layer of corn starch。
  • Make Cotton candy step 12
    13
    Enjoy。
  • Cotton candy Make Tips

    1. Add fine sugar appropriately to taste. 2. Sieve cornstarch onto the surface of the chilled marshmallows to effectively prevent sticking and softening. 3. This marshmallow does not require refrigeration at temperatures below 25°C.