Tea marble cake
By VicentaLakin
when the tea powder is opened up, it needs to be run out as soon as possible, or the colour will change, and this time, after a bag of tea paste has been sealed, the marble twirl has been used for three eggs: (6" round molds) (55 g cortex), low-banded flour 60g, milk 45g, corn oil 45g, fine sugar 55g, tea powder 4g, hot water 8g, lemon juice appropriate
Recipe Recommendations
- eggs of 3
- low-gluten flour 60g
- milk 45G
- corn oil 45G
- fine sugar 55g
- matcha powder 4g
- hot water 8g
- lemon juice appropriate amount
- sweetening
- baking
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Tea marble cake

1
Add tea powder to the hot water, mix it evenly, stand by
2
put corn oil, milk and 15 g fine sugar in the tub
3
Full and even mix
4
Scan low-banded flour
5
Shape the font
6
Join the separated yolk
7
Smuggle evenly
8
add an appropriate amount of lemon juice to the protein, and then add 40 g of fine sugar to the dry hair
9
Dig up about a third of the protein and add it to the yolk paste. Medium
10
It's roughly even
11
Then back to the protein pot
12
Keep rolling evenly
13
Dig up about two large spoons of cake and add to the tea paste. Medium
14
It's roughly even
15
And then I'll pour the tea cake into the original cake. Medium
16
Scratch twice with a razor
17
And then you pour the cake into the 6-Direct Model, shake it a few times, shake it out of the bubble
18
Put the mold in the lower of the preheated oven, 160 degrees or 45 minutes
19
Once you're out of the oven, you're gonna drop the mold, and then you're gonna hang it down, you're gonna get completely cool and you're gonna get rid of it, and you're gonna be able to keep it in a bagTea marble cake Make Tips
1. When mixing proteins and yolk paste, be careful of the technique, with a quick and light twirl and not cluttering in order to avoid bubbles; 2. Tea powder shall be a little sticky after the hot water; it shall not be too thin or dry; when I do this, the tea paste shall be relatively dry, with the result that it will not be easily smoothed and, in the end, small particles which will affect the beauty of the product; 3. Once the tea cake has been scraped into the original cake, it will be two or three strokes, and the mixing will lead to a lack of clarity in the flower lines