Tea and bean rolls
By VicentaLakin
It's green and sweeter than honey beans, and it's a perfect combination. A fresh, sweet cheek, a warm heart...
Recipe Recommendations
- Protein paste: protein of 4
- lemon juice 3 drops
- soft white sugar 20 grams
- Egg yolk paste: egg yolk of 5
- butter solution 40 ml
- low powder 50 grams
- matcha powder 10 grams
- light cream 200 ml
- red bean paste 40 grams
- honey red bean appropriate amount
- fondant small amount
- food coloring small amount
- milk fragrance
- baking
- an hour
- senior
Steps for Tea and bean rolls

1
Protein, yolk separation。
2
Twenty grams of white sugar is inserted into the yolk basin, and the whole sugar is melted with eggs and turquoise。
3
Low powder, tea powder mixed into the basin。
4
Smuggle evenly。
5
A few drops of lemon juice were added to the protein, with low-speed blows to the thick bubble form; 60 grams of sugar was added once, with a medium-speed stroke。
6
It's about seven distributions。
7
Take a third of the protein and add it to the yolk paste and mix it。
8
And then back to the proteins, quickly cut evenly。
9
Scattered the face into the mould and stunned a few times to drain the bubble out of it; the oven preheated 180° and was in the middle, baked for 15 minutes。
10
A small amount of tumbled ointment is taken into thin sheeting, and the flower model is pressured with a small number。
11
The flowers are fixed with a sugar flip。
12
A small amount of ointment is added to the yellow color to be smoothed, and a bit of nectar in the middle of the flower。
13
Creaming of light cream into a water-free, oil-free container and the insertion of red bean sand for medium-speed distribution。
14
It's an 80% hit, a freezer。
15
The cake is put on the grill, completely cooled and the oil paper is torn off; the red bean cream is torn on the cake piece and the honey bean is torn on the cream pie。
16
Cake slices are rolled up, wrapped with oil paper, sent to the refrigerator for 15 minutes to freeze, and to take out a drop of sugar flowers。Tea and bean rolls Make Tips
I used store-bought red bean paste, which is very thick and quite sweet, so I didn't add any extra sugar to the filling.