Carrots. Carrots

By VicentaLakin

Carrots. Carrots
The first time I learned how to make a cake, it's a twilight cake. I'm starting to think about changes because I'm good. I want to eat better and taste better! This carrot brownies his son loves because he's a rabbit, and all carrots are his favorites. Of course, it tasted good, tried a few times, it was wet at first, it was improved, and I think this formula is ideal for the moment

Recipe Recommendations

  • low powder 85g
  • carrot juice 40g
  • carrot pomace 40g
  • eggs 250g
  • salad oil 40g
  • fine sugar 50g
  • brown sugar 50g

Steps for Carrots. Carrots

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    Carrot washes away from skin juice
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    (b) Taking appropriate amounts of carrot residue
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    Flour is screened twice
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    Protein is transmitted to a dry hair bubble, i.e. it can pull up a straight angle and be joined three times when the fine sugar wants the protein to pass
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    Add red sugar evenly
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    Sifting flour into cake paste
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    Add carrot slag
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    One third of the protein is taken into the cake paste
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    evenly mixed
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    And then you pour the cake into the remaining protein
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    Cut it even again, then pour the cake into the main mould, shake it twice on the table and blow the internal bubble out
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    Put it in a pre-heated 170-degree oven, burn it up, bake it for about 45-50 minutes, retort it down and cool it down immediately after it's out, and then cut it off and enjoy it! It can also be used as a cake cake to make all kinds of flowers cake
  • Carrots. Carrots Make Tips

    1. You can refrigerate the whipped egg whites first, then prepare the cake batter; 2. Do not use a non-stick mold; 3. Do not use flavored oils, such as peanut oil or olive oil! An 8-inch round pan is used here.

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