Soufflé
By VicentaLakin
It's a big red date on Mr. Kong's food pool, it's big and red, it's sweet, it's so sweet, it's muddy, there's no red sugar at the pound cake house, it's just a couple of salty eggs in the fridge, it's just taken out of the yolk for the date sofa, and it's different on the weekend. It's very delicate to cook red dates and use a dozen crackers, and it's sweet without sugar. This time, it's a little bit of trouble, but it's the process, and the final product is very satisfying
Recipe Recommendations
- flour 320g
- red dates 350g
- salted egg of 6
- corn oil 100g
- white sugar 20g
- warm water 100g
- salty and sweet
- roast
- an hour
- senior
Steps for Soufflé

1
Get ready for what you need
2
Let's wash the red dates, make 20 minutes. Take out the date core
3
A small amount of water in the milk pan and a 10-minute red date
4
Pour the cooked red date into the broken wall machine cup
5
Turn on the machine and turn red dates into mud
6
The greasy dates are ready
7
WATER-SKINNED: MIXED 200G FLOUR, 40G SUGAR, 100G WATER AND 40G OIL INTO OIL THE SKIN. NOODLES
8
THEN MAKE A SOUFFLE: MIX 120 G FLOUR AND 60 G OIL INTO SOAK
9
The turpentines and the soaks are divided into an average of 16
10
Pick up a tarp bag and put a soak in it. Open
11
And then it rolls
12
When you're done with this step, wrap it up in the freezer for 20 minutes
13
Take it out in 20 minutes. Take one and open it
14
Go ahead and roll
15
Once it's done, it's still loose in the fridge for 20 minutes
16
Repeat step 13-15, and when it's ready, take out the flat, and put the dates in the middle
17
Wrap it up
18
After that, you'll have to put it in the oven
19
Brush the egg fluid, sesame black, in a 190-degree oven, 25 minutes in the middle
20
It's deliciousSoufflé Make Tips
Boiled red dates, when crushed, become cooked date paste; if you crush them without boiling, you need to stir-fry them. Be careful not to use too much water when boiling the dates, otherwise the paste will be too thin. For small puff pastries, you must rest for 20 minutes after every step before proceeding to the next; this makes the layers more distinct and makes it easier to roll out the dough.