Light milk maras

By VicentaLakin

Light milk maras
Maracamole is a traditional wide-style teahouse snack, which is usually made into a large circle and cut into small pieces. It's actually a kind of cake, but it's very special, it's usually made of bubble powder, and the maras is made of yeast, so I wonder, what is its taste? It's easy to make when the liquid gets colder and fermented, but it's good to use light milk instead of milk or water, and the taste of the finished product is thicker and tastes a little like a haircake, but it smells a little like a cake, but not as soft as a cake

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Steps for Light milk maras

  • Make Light milk maras step 0
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    Take the red sugar and pour it in the light milk。
  • Make Light milk maras step 1
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    Heated with a microwave for one minute, mixed to the full melting of the red sugar and drying it up。
  • Make Light milk maras step 2
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    Eggs scattered。
  • Make Light milk maras step 3
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    Waiting for the cold milk to fall into the egg fluid, to mix。
  • Make Light milk maras step 4
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    Powdered in the maras。
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    Pour the yeast。
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    Smuggle into flat paste。
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    The mold is covered with oil paper。
  • Make Light milk maras step 8
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    Put the pasta down in the mold and ferment it for 40 minutes until it gets bigger
  • Make Light milk maras step 9
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    Put it in the steam pan, for 20 minutes。
  • Light milk maras Make Tips

    If red sugar is more difficult to melt, it can be heated to full melting on the stove. Heated light milk, which is designed to melt red sugar, so that the light milk can be cooled in order to mix the egg fluid, otherwise the egg fluid will be cooked. 3 The yeast may add a small amount of light milk earlier and melt and mix, but the heating temperature cannot exceed 40 degrees. Four, with a two-pound medium-size cook, with no sticky magma of toast, can lay a sheet of oil paper on the bottom, which can be better deformed。

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