A non-failable twilight cake
By VicentaLakin
I don't want to talk about it. It's 8 inches of cake, 4 or 6 people, and 6 inches of formula. You can do it with the same amount. Six inches for 2 or 4 people
Recipe Recommendations
- egg white 170 grams
- egg yolk 90 grams
- white granulated sugar 40 grams
- corn oil 60 grams
- pure milk 75 grams
- corn starch 10 grams
- low-gluten flour 100 grams
- animal whipped cream 600 grams
- fruit appropriate amount
Steps for A non-failable twilight cake

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We'll take 8 inches for all the materials we need
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No oil, no water, no pure milk, no corn oil, no yolk, no dry skin. Put one side aside
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We're going to have a lot of protein, corn starch and sugar, and we're going to have a lot of protein, and we're going to be clean and we're going to have no oil in the protein. I'm going to use an electric omelet to stir the protein
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I'll use the electric omelet for the protein
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Putting sugar in is starting to break in two, and the protein cream is starting to get thin, like the picture
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Put it in sugar again, open the first one, and the proteins are getting thinner and smoother
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Last time you put sugar root corn starch in, it's going to be slow, and it's going to be holding back, and it's going to get heavy, and it's going to get really hard
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There's a little hook in the protein cream that brings up the eggbeater. Frost
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When the protein cream is out, it'll be two or three minutes
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We'll start with the preheat oven, 160 degrees up and down
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And while we're still on the protein cream, we'll start processing the yolk paste, sifting in the low-banded flour and emulsing
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Use a hand-to-man egg-to-man, even, no flour particles
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The yolk paste is so thin and smooth, there's no dry powder particles, it's got eight fonts, like a picture
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It's a static protein cream. It's good to have a piece of it dug out of the egg. The surface is even with the bubble in it. Frost
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Take one third of the protein cream and put it in the yolk paste
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Take another third of the protein cream and put it in the paste and continue to mix it evenly with a blend
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And then they pour the rest of the protein cream into the paste, and they're still even
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The mixed pasta is what it looks like
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Put the paste in the mold and wipe the surface
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Drop the mold from the top to shake the bubble
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Send it to the oven, middle floor, 160 degrees, 35 to 40 minutes
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I baked the cake for 40 minutes, and each oven had a different temper, so here's another way to make sure the cake was baked, and when it was done in 35 minutes, opening the oven door with a toothpick and pulling it out without a face. It was taken in 35 minutes. I tried to bake for another 5 minutes without cooking
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When you take out the baked twirl cake, you fall from the high ground, shake the air off, and you hang it on the grill
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It's easier to get rid of it, so it can eat or start decorating
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For example, we split it into five flat pieces
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I'll give you light cream, and I'll put on some fruit
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Squeeze light cream on the fruit, put a piece of twilight cake on it, put fruit on the cover...
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Decorated vanilla, flowers, fruits, and imagination
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A new piece of fruit cake is ready
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Twisty cakes are so good that they can eat them directly when they're baked, they don't like too much cream, they don't have to split them into five slices, they'll just squeeze roses on the cakes, they'll decorate some sweets, and the raspberry jam is a fresh, natural cake
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The roses make the pattern in the six-tooth mouth
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Put on the proteins
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I'll put on a tea-hearted macaron
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