Rolling sugar cake
By VicentaLakin
My daughter, my mother's birthday, took responsibility for making the cake. What kind of cake is it? For the sake of a little vanity, it's important to do something special, the most abundant and the most colorful of sugar flipping. It's relatively easy for us who are not professionals (and I've never done cream cakes) to make a sugar flip cake, or whether it's mainly flowers (because it's Mom's favorite) to try to flip sugar again. Remember the first time you flipped a sugar flower, it was a failure. This time, the lesson must be learned, and each petal must be thinner; then the five petals that are shaped, moulded, are cut, each time the petal is not fixed, especially when the first petal is glued to the first petal and the third petal is glued to the third petal, and the jumping paste is always broken in the middle and the petal falls. This time, I learned to "precise" and then cut the petals and stick them together, so that not only is it convenient to do it, but it's easier for the two petals in the front floor to hold on to our unsophisticated new sugar rollers. The move from whole to individual, although changing, has served its purpose. In fact, there are many things that don't have to be patterned, and look at them in a different way, but it's easier to solve things, isn't it? It was true that at the big family meeting, this candy cake caused a small shock, and it made itself "smelling" again。
Recipe Recommendations
- low-gluten flour 160 grams
- eggs of 8
- sugar 100 grams
- oil 100 grams
- milk 100 grams
- vinegar few drops
- matcha powder 15 grams
- massecuite 500 grams
- gum paste 100 grams
- pigment few drops
- powdered sugar 450 grams
- egg white of 3
- lemon juice
- red bean paste appropriate amount
- sweetening
- roast
- a day
- senior
Steps for Rolling sugar cake

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All the raw materials for the cake are ready
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(b) Pumping of yolk and omelette into two containers, respectively;
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(b) To evenly mix the yolk with 50 grams of sugar and then pour the mixed milk and oil into the mixed yolk;
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They mix them evenly and then add flour;
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Full and even mixing;
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One third of an additional 100 grams of sugar is added to the egg cleanup;
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Another one-third of the other sugar is added to the omelet;
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Add a few drops of white vinegar to the distributed egg purifier, and a little more;
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A well-removed egg purifier can pick up a small upside-down triangle with a mixer head
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(b) To dump one third of the distributed protein into the mixed yolk and evenly mix them;
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(b) The mixing liquids are then poured into the remaining two thirds of the protein and they are evenly mixed;
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(b) Inverting the required moulds, with two vibrations in front of the oven, in a preheated 180 degree oven for 40 minutes in the lower middle floor. The same way we bake ordinary cakes
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(b) To put the baked green tea cake on the wheel
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Red bean sand on it
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We'll put a piece of ordinary cake on it
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(b) Preparation of tools for the conversion of sugar flowers;
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(b) The transfer of chromosophins with toothpicks into the glucose material, each with a small addition, and each with a flat
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A small piece of raw material is being taken out of the garden to make petals
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First press the shape on the garden with the smallest petal mold
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(b) To move the petals ready to be made onto the sponge pads and to cut open the petals with a knife
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With a round-head tool, each petal edge is stretched
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Draws out of each petal centre with a round-head tool
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(b) Wrap one of them around toothpicks
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We'll wrap up another opposite
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The other pieces are then posted separately and each piece is posted between the two petals of the past
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So all the petals of the smallest one are glued up
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And press the petals with the second small mold
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First, the petals are plasticized, the steps are the same, with a small rounded section rolling along the edge of the petals, then pulling from the centre to the edge of each petal
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The connection is then cut off
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And then each of the petals is stuck in the middle of the first two petals
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So the petals were all glued up
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The same goes for petals number three
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In the same way, the petals number four will grow
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Three proteins separated one day ahead of schedule, and the frozen overnight protein in the refrigerator hit the bubble
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(b) A two-time sifting of sugar powder in order to avoid a splash of sugar powder
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Add sifted sugar powder to its own state
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Add lemonade, or white vinegar, slow to peak
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We're going to put protein cream on the face of a ready cake
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Remember to paint it up and around, and wait for it to dry up a little bit
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(b) A little extra each time the yellow is transferred with toothpicks into the sugary material
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Every time you add it, it's the color you want
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(b) Large pieces of tatters, bearing in mind that measuring the diameter meets the diameter and two heights of the cake
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The sugar skin is transferred to the cake, the excess sugar skin is removed and the surface is prepared
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(b) Placing protein cream in herbs
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Squeeze the flowers you need on the side of the cake
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And make small flowers on a white piece of sugar skin with a size mold
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Sticking small flowers randomly on newly painted lines
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(b) The transfer of greens with toothpicks into the sugary material, each with a small addition, and each with a flat
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(a) Press the leaves with a leaf mold
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First think of how to put it, then stick the leaves where they want
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(b) Placing all the flowers and adding the mid core to the pearls
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Pressed by a circle of inconsistent sizes to obtain a circle
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Cut the growth strip and fold it in white
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Put a circle around the bottom of the cake
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The birthday cake for Mom was made, and I named it -- peach blossoms。