Milkcake

By VicentaLakin

Milkcake
People who eat are always trying to do something they haven't eaten. Seeing that there's milk in the house that went to Huronbel to buy, I wanted to try to put it in a cake. There are two scenarios, one where the dry milk melts in the cake, and the smell of the cake is thicker and delicious. And the second thing is that the milk dried after baking is not dissolved in the cake, and the soft cake is mixed with chewy milk dried, eaten and enjoyed. The result of the experiment is the second scenario, which is delicious and fun。

Recipe Recommendations

  • milk 80g
  • eggs one
  • white sugar 120g
  • low-gluten flour 250g
  • vegetable oil appropriate amount
  • baking powder appropriate amount
  • dried milk appropriate amount

Steps for Milkcake

  • Make Milkcake step 0
    1
    Get the food you need。
  • Make Milkcake step 1
    2
    Add vegetable oil to the sugar。
  • Make Milkcake step 2
    3
    Put an egg-beater on it to get loose。
  • Make Milkcake step 3
    4
    Add broken eggs and evenly mix them with an eggbeater. In two additions, for the first time, the eggs were fully integrated with butter and for the next time with butter。
  • Make Milkcake step 4
    5
    Low-banded flour and powdered bubbles are sifted with rubber razors. Two sifts。
  • Make Milkcake step 5
    6
    Rolling in milk, continuing to flip with a razor, turning it into a paste。
  • Make Milkcake step 6
    7
    Paper cups into the oven。
  • Make Milkcake step 7
    8
    Put the pasta in a paper cup, seven or eight points full。
  • Make Milkcake step 8
    9
    One milk in each cup。
  • Make Milkcake step 9
    10
    The grill is placed in a preheated oven, heating up and down, 170 degrees, and roasting for 10 minutes。
  • Make Milkcake step 10
    11
    Take out the grill and brush the vegetable oil above the milk and return to the oven for seven or eight minutes。
  • Make Milkcake step 11
    12
    The baked cake is very good。
  • Milkcake Make Tips

    1. Dry milk is baking oil in the middle of the bakery in order to avoid dry paste in the face of the cake. 2. The temperature and timing of the ovens should be flexible, depending on the circumstances。