The martlin cake
By VicentaLakin
People who have read "Remembering the Year of Water" may not forget the desserts that appear in the book many times - Madeleine's cake. The author, Marcel Proust, is said to have been inspired to remember the year in tea and cake, and to have appeared repeatedly in the novel Rimadrine. Madelines, or Madelene Commercy, is the classic of French dessert, and her formulation and production is simple, and it allows this classic dessert to enter the home of millions of bakers. It's called Shell Cake because of its shell shape. Small, delicate shell shapes, light gold and yellow cakes, soft and sweet. Have a cup of red tea, pick up Madeleine's cake, enjoy an afternoon's free time, and remember the year。
Recipe Recommendations
- low-gluten flour 92g
- sugar 80g
- eggs of 2
- butter 100g
- baking powder 2g
- matcha powder 4g
- cocoa powder 4g
- milk fragrance
- roast
- an hour
- simple
Steps for The martlin cake

1
Put eggs and sugar in the basin
2
Sifted into a mixture of low powder and powdered powder when it's smelted
3
Butter insulated water melts
4
Add the melted butter to the paste and mix it evenly
5
Split the mixed pasta into two pieces, one of which is divided into two, and one small one is added to the tea powder, so that it is even
6
The other little piece of cocoa powder
7
Put the three made pasta in the fridge for over an hour
8
Put the cooled face back in the heat, and then put it in a bouquet, and squeeze it into Madeleine's mold. Internal
9
Fill the paste up to eight points
10
The oven's preheat 190 degrees, 15 minutes up and down
11
When I get out of the oven, I'll put it out cold
12
Madrine the Spectacular
13
Give it to him
14
Give a close-up to the lovely Madeline military brother