Root cake
By VicentaLakin
It's almost Christmas. Let's make a root cake. Let's go to my cousin's house
Recipe Recommendations
- fresh eggs of 2
- low-gluten flour 35 grams
- corn starch 5 grams
- cocoa powder 5 grams
- sugar 38 grams
- oil 33 grams
- milk 38 grams
- salt handful
- chocolate 100 grams
- light cream 80 grams
- fine sugar 8 grams
- sweetening
- baking
- three-quarters of an hour
- simple
Steps for Root cake

1
Roll out the oil and milk and put it in a tub
2
We're gonna mix it with a manual omelet
3
One-time sift-down flour, corn starch and cocoa powder, evenly mixed with a razor
4
Sharing omelet and yolk, putting it in an oil-free, water-free clean pot, putting it in a flour paste, slashing it evenly with a razor
5
Equation with a little bit of salt, three times with a little sugar, and a wet hair bubble
6
Take a part of the egg and put it in the yolk paste
7
Fall back into the egg-cleaning basin, evenly blended and the oven preheated 180 degrees
8
The pasta is pouring into the baker with oilpaper
9
Smash it, put it in the lower part of the oven, bake it for about 20 minutes. Wen
10
Get some cream, get some cream hard, get some proper cream out of the cake with a machete
11
Roll up the cake rolls with a bumpy-faced war
12
Pack it with paper, stick it tight, and put it in a freezer for at least half an hour
13
Chocolate and milk in one bowl. Insulated water melts
14
Take out the cake rolls, tear out the oil paper, pour the chocolate drops on the cake rolls, wipe them even with a machete
15
When the chocolate is semi-condensed, a small fork will draw a trail from the left side of the cake roll to the right
16
When you put it in the freezer, you can eat it