Boston pie
By VicentaLakin
The newspaper's famous-Boston pie, it's actually not a pie, it's actually a sponge cake with cream names from 1855. A New York newspaper printed a recipe called pudding cake that didn't contain the chocolate syrup that today's Boston-specific, and then in 1856 a man named Harvey D. Parker opened a Parker House restaurant in Boston with a pudding cake with chocolate syrup on the menu, which is said to be what we know today
Recipe Recommendations
- protein 95g
- egg yolk 45G
- fine sugar 40g
- corn oil 26g
- milk 26g
- low-gluten flour 52g
- salt 1g
- matcha powder 3g
- light cream 150g
- powdered sugar 15g
- the cranberry 25g
- Moisture-proof powdered sugar appropriate amount
- sweetening
- baking
- an hour
- simple
Steps for Boston pie
1
Material ready, yolk separated from protein2
add fine sugar 10g, salt to the yolk, evenly mixed with a manual omelet, to lighten the yolk3
Add corn oil, milk, evenly mixed4
Sifted low-banded flour5
a manual omelet is z and the paste is even6
The proteins were added to the rest of the fine sugars three times7
3/1 protein and yolk convection evenly (preheat oven at this time)8
And then we'll dump the good paste in the balance of the protein9
I'm going to put the dry paste in the seven inches, and I'm going to shake a little bubble10
It's in a 175-degree preheat oven, mid-level, 20 minutes up and down11
Add tea powder and sugar powder to light cream12
I'll put cranberry in the cream13
The cake is divided into three pieces on average14
Take the smallest one at the bottom, put on the cranberry cream, and put on a cake piece, too15
Finally put the face piece of cake on it, put it in the freezer for an hour, put it in front of the foodBoston pie Make Tips
The temperature of the winter preheat oven needs to be higher, depending on the actual temperature of the oven in your home, and other fruits, such as sugared oranges and fresh fruit, may be added to the cranberry