Sakura pine rolls
By VicentaLakin
The cherry blossoms are in romantic colours, and the meat pine rolls are made of cherry, not only with spring marks but also with flowers. The meat pine cake rolls with beautiful flowers and beauty on the table of spring。
Recipe Recommendations
- protein of 4
- lemon juice few drops of
- sugar
- egg yolk of 4
- salad oil 50 grams
- milk 50 grams
- low-gluten flour 80 grams
- meat floss 100 grams
- mayonnaise appropriate amount
- Salted cherry blossoms Several flowers
Steps for Sakura pine rolls

1
Preparatory work: Separated eggs from proteins and proteins, placed in two clean, oil-free containers, two low-banded flour sifts
2
Salted cherry blossoms are washed with cold water, immersed with cold water for 10 minutes, drying up with kitchen paper towels. min
3
I'll use an electric omelet to send the protein to a bubble, put it in lemon juice and add 45 grams of sugar three times
4
The yolk goes to 10 grams of sugar, it's distributed with an electric omelet, and then with salad oil and milk
5
Add sifted, low-banded flour, modulated with a rubber razor
6
A smooth yolk paste is full of light
7
Put the protein cream three times into the yolk paste
8
When you're making cakes, be careful to mix it like a cutlery, or you're gonna do it like a bottom-up
9
On the grill, pour the cake on the grill, put the cherry on a third of the cake. Hana
10
Put the grill in the middle of a 170-degree preheated oven and bake it for 18 minutes until the cake is yellow
11
The baked cake rolls are on the grill, tearing out the paper while it's hot, and then cooling it back
12
When the cake comes to room temperature, put the cake on the other new grill, put mayonnaise on it and spread the pine evenly
13
SCRATCH THE CAKE AT 10CM. DON'T CUT IT. SCRATCH THE CAKE ON THE SIDESakura pine rolls Make Tips
One makes cakes with fresh and good eggs, separate eggs with no yolk, without oil with no water with no blisters with wet hair, not too much with hair, and, in the case of dry blisters, with easy time and temperature to open a three-bracker, depending on the oven