Coconut matcha Swiss roll, teach you step by step how to make cake rolls, the fresh matcha fragrance and coconut fragrance blend together.
Overview
Today I will make a coconut matcha Swiss roll. The aroma of coconut and the freshness of matcha blend together. It is like a spiritual resonance with delicious food, making people intoxicated in the world of taste.
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Ingredients
Steps
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eggs, separate egg whites and egg yolks and set aside. Note: Put the egg whites in the refrigerator for 10 minutes to make them more stable.
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egg yolks and 10 grams of white sugar, stir well first.
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Add 60 grams of milk and 50 grams of vegetable oil in turn and stir.
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Stir until emulsified and even.
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Sift in 55 grams of low-gluten flour and 10 grams of matcha powder.
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Stir in a Z-shape until the color is even and the batter is smooth and grain-free, then set aside.
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Take out 4 frozen egg whites, add 5 grams of lemon juice, and beat until they form large fish-eye bubbles. Note: Lemon juice can be replaced with a few drops of white vinegar.
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grams of white sugar, added in three foam states: coarse foaming, medium foaming, and fine foaming.
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Note: Stir the egg beater in one direction at a constant speed so that the foam will be more even and delicate.
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Beat until you lift the egg beater and the large elastic hook is on it, it is ready.
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First add 1/3 of the egg white batter to the egg yolk batter.
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Mix well.
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Add another 1/3 of the egg white batter to the egg yolk batter.
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Mix well.
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Then pour it all back into the protein batter.
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Use a spatula to mix and stir evenly.
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Mix until the color is even. Note: The mixing speed should be faster to prevent defoaming.
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Pour the batter from a height of 20cm into the prepared baking pan.
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Shake the pan to allow the batter to level out naturally.
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Shake it twice to remove the big bubbles,
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Set the oven's upper heat to 170°C and the lower heat to 160°C. After preheating to the temperature, put it in and bake for about 17-20 minutes. Note: If the temperature cannot be adjusted up and down, bake at 160°C for 20 minutes.
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After baking, take it out, shake it to remove the heat inside, then unmold and let cool.
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After the temperature of the cake has cooled down a little, cover the surface with a piece of baking paper, put a baking sheet on it, and turn it over.
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Gently peel off the oil paper.
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Make a cut at an angle of 45° at the closing edge, so that the closing edge will be more rounded, and correct the four sides.
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Cover again with baking paper and let cool completely. Note: Cover with baking paper to prevent the surface from drying out. You can also wrap it with plastic wrap.
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After the cake embryo has cooled down, we beat the cream, 180 grams of whipping cream, and 18 grams of white sugar until stiff.
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First spread a thin layer of butter evenly on the surface.
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Then pile the cream at the beginning of the roll.
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Finally squeeze in some red bean paste. Note: Leave a little cream for smearing on the face later.
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Hold one end of the closed end, lift the baking paper up and press forward with the other end, and slowly roll it up.
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Use a scraper to hold the upper layer of oil paper, and then tighten the lower layer of oil paper to make a full circle.
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Refrigerate for 1 hour, or freeze for 10 minutes. It will be easier to cut after setting.
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Take it out and apply a thin layer of the remaining cream on the surface.
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Sprinkle coconut milk evenly so that the surface is fully covered with coconut milk.
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Finally, you can enjoy the delicious food after cutting it.
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Coconut matcha Swiss roll, completed O(∩_∩)O
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Light matcha aroma, sweet cream and bean paste, strong coconut flavor
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Like a spring scroll, it blooms with the freshness of matcha and the rich fragrance of coconut.
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When chewing, the soft matcha cake and the fragrant coconut fragrance interweave in your mouth, arousing your taste buds and making you intoxicated.