Two-coloured winds

By VicentaLakin

Two-coloured winds
Everything is the same. It feels so simple when it really does. It's only after so many "crazy" times, and now it's really simple. Why didn't you do it? Summarize. One, ingredients. When it's done, it's best not to change the ingredients. For example, 100 grams of low powder must be used instead of plain powder. 2. How far does the protein go? It's not as hard as it gets, it's too hard to even, and the cake tastes bad. There's a clear texture in the protein paste, and it's enough to lift the eggbeater out of the corner. Do you want to add something to the protein when it's out? A few drops of lemonade are recommended. On the one hand, it can remove the omelet, and on the other hand it can help the protein to pass out. Also, frozen proteins are easier to pass out. Packagings used for ejaculating proteins must be free of oil and water. No lemonade can be replaced with white vinegar. You want to add something to the yolk paste? This finger is powdered, so long as your proteins are moderate, the mixing process is not bubbled, there is no need for powdered powder. 5 On protein yolks and techniques. Usually, a part of the protein paste is added to the yolk paste, which is evened and then rewinded back into the protein paste, and is quickly evened by a cut. It's easier to mix in two steps. Cutting is to avoid bubbles. Six, about the oven. The temperature of the oven will vary from home to home, and it will be necessary (more than 60 minutes) to bake with a relatively low temperature (150 degrees) of mid-to-air or cake embryos. And mini twilight can raise the temperature and reduce the bake time. For the first time, use your own oven. It would be easier to produce the ideal work by suggesting a medium-to-medium wind model. About the stove. When the wind comes out of the oven, it should be re-butted immediately, until it's completely cool before it takes off. It is recommended that a demersal knife be lost, and that the tools be small and particularly convenient to use, and that only a few of them be released. About failure. It is normal to bake the wind, to fail, to be quick to sum it up, to fight, to succeed. The fact that Mi-Mama is now doing chili, that the sugar of the protein is a one-off addition, that the whole thing of the yolk is mixed, and sometimes the flour is not even sifted, does not affect the taste of the finished product, and can shorten the time by 30 or 40 minutes to get home at night and send it to the oven, to do something with the tatters, and that the cake is almost ready to come out, get off in the morning, cut off and eat directly. This time, it feels so good to have a double-coloured twirl, with different trajectories and special tastes. The only thing is that my daughter doesn't like the taste of cocoa. Tell Mom not to have chocolates next time。

Recipe Recommendations

  • small egg of 6
  • low powder 100 grams
  • sugar
  • yogurt 60 grams
  • corn oil 45 grams
  • cocoa powder 10 grams
  • lemon juice few drops

Steps for Two-coloured winds

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    Material maps。
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    Eggs and proteins are separated. Add a few drops of lemonade to the protein。
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    Add yogurt and 30 grams of sugar to the yolk
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    Pumping eggs to full solution。
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    Flour sifted to yolk paste。
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    Full parity。
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    Add 45 grams of sugar to the protein and use an electric omelet to give it away。
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    If Tulla lifts an egg-beater, it can stop when it pulls out a sharp corner. The oven starts preheat。
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    Some of the protein bubbles are taken with a rubber razor, added to the yolk paste, and are rapidly cut evenly。
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    Put the smooth yolk paste back into the protein bubble。
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    Quick and evenly mixed. It was divided into two on average。
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    I'm not sure what I'm talking about。
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    Cut it evenly。
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    Prepare the mold, carry two cakes at once and pour different colors into the mold。
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    Scrambles are then sent to the oven. 150 degrees, 60 minutes。
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    When you're out of the oven, the buttons cool。
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    It's completely cooled to flat。
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    Demolition is fine。
  • Two-coloured winds Make Tips

    Use a sharp knife to cut the cake, so there won't be any crumbs.