Mocha Qi Feng Roll
By CrystalWiza
The aroma of coffee, the simple decoration, and the chewiness of sweet walnuts in the thin cake. This is the characteristic of this style of cake. I have made this recipe countless times, but every time I will add some creativity to try out something new. The original recipe was to use coffee and water to dissolve it and then use it. The taste is too bitter and children don't like it, so I came up with the idea of using coffee drinks. This time, I used Nestle coffee drinks, and the effect was unexpected. It has a faint coffee aroma. In addition, you can also see that the cake is thin. Walnuts are stir-fried with sugar and sesame seeds and are very sweet, which adds to the chewiness. Innovation is always accompanied by surprises. If you are interested, you can try it ~
Recipe Recommendations
- eggs of 6
- fine sugar 80 grams
- corn oil 50 grams
- low-gluten flour 90 grams
- baking powder 2 grams
- jam a little
- cocoa powder a little
Steps for Mocha Qi Feng Roll

1
For all ingredients, separate egg white and egg yolk, sieve flour and baking powder for later use
2
Place egg yolk and fine granulated sugar (20g) in a basin and beat until milky white with an egg beater
3
Add corn oil and stir well
4
Add Nescafe coffee drink and stir well
5
Sieve in flour and baking powder and stir well to make coffee batter
6
Take another basin, beat the egg white until it foam, and add the remaining sugar in portions
7
Continue beating until it is dry and foaming
8
Take 1/3 of the protein solution and stir well with the coffee batter
9
Pour the evenly stirred batter into the remaining egg whites and cut evenly with a rubber knife to form a cake paste
10
Pour the cake paste into a baking sheet, sprinkle with sand and crushed walnuts, and place into the oven at 180 degrees for 25 minutes
11
Immediately after taking out the oven, turn upside down and leave it for a while, rub a little jam on the surface and roll it up
12
Sprinkle a little cocoa powder on the rolled mocha roll, decorate it, and slice it