Coffee Madeleine
By VicentaLakin
it's normal to have a cup of coffee, and it's not too much to drink once in a while. but i'm just drinking coffee because i like the taste, because i like the taste of sweetness in the thick bitterness. perhaps because of the body, coffee's anointing effect is almost meaningless to me, and sometimes when you have to finish a recipe at night, even when you get a cup of coffee and drink it, you fall asleep. so, because i like coffee, i'd like to put it in dessert, and make dessert with the odour of coffee, and today's madeleine, which smells like coffee, is one of the experiments. the finished product, the taste, the taste of normal madeleine, can i say it's bitter and sweet? materials: 45g low-banded flour, 7.2g ol ' coffee powder (4 bags), 55g egg fluid, 60g fine sugar, 55g butter, 1/2 spoons of powder
Recipe Recommendations
- low-gluten flour 45G
- Alcohol coffee powder
- egg liquid 55g
- fine sugar 60g
- butter 55g
- baking powder 1/2 teaspoon
- sweetening
- roast
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Coffee Madeleine

1
Put eggs and sugar in the tub
2
(b) Manually entanglement the egg and soluble the sugar; be careful not to pass out
3
Add coffee powder
4
(b) Combination so that coffee powder is dissolved into egg fluids
5
Sifting in low-banded flour and powdering
6
Smuggle evenly
7
Butter melts into liquid form
8
Into the paste
9
Smash
10
Put the film in the fridge for an hour
11
After taking back temperature to flowable state, load the bouquet and squeeze it into Madeleine's model
12
Put it in the middle of a preheated oven, 190 degrees, 15 minutes
13
Get out of the oven and stay under the seal