Pure cocoa sponge cake
Overview
An expectant father learns how to make whole-egg sponge cake for his unborn baby. In order to better help him, I deliberately re-operated this sponge cake according to the conventional method and became familiar with the entire process and techniques, even though I am also a novice. Ordinary cakes immediately become fresh and holy because of the cream decoration on the surface. Although the expectant father cannot eat this cake, his love for his baby is enough to make people emotional. Hence the name - innocent cocoa sponge cake. Although it is not appropriate to use pure to express this father's love, I just posted an article about a passionate chocolate sponge cake yesterday, and I was worried that it would be similar to it, so I named it this way. Innocence, purity, and purity are not a bad idea! It’s enough if you feel it!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Put butter and milk into the basin
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Heat and melt over water
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Use a hand mixer to mix the butter and milk until it becomes almost milky
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Sugar is ready
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Pour the sugar into the whole egg liquid
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Use an electric egg beater to beat it. Lift the egg beater and make 8 figures. The egg liquid can last for a few seconds before disappearing
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First, sift in 50 grams of flour and mix quickly and lightly; at this time, start preheating the oven to 170 degrees, with upper and lower heat
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Sift in remaining flour and cocoa powder
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Mix quickly and lightly
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Take a small amount of batter, put it into the cooled buttermilk, and mix evenly
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Pour the mixture back into the large basin
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Mix quickly and lightly
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Pour into the mold and shake a few times to release big bubbles
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Put into the preheated oven, 170 degrees, upper and lower heat, middle and lower layers, about 40 minutes
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Take it out of the oven, turn it upside down on a drying rack, and let it cool naturally
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After cooling, use a demoulding knife to remove the mold
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Cut off the skin and set aside
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Light cream and caster sugar
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Beat the eggs with an electric mixer on medium speed until full
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Prepare a cup for a piping bag and put an appropriate amount of cream into the piping bag
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Cut a suitable small opening at the front of the bag and squeeze the cream into a pattern on the surface of the cake
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Use the back of a small spoon to apply it from the outside toward the core of the flower to create a natural petal pattern, and then place a small flower on it for modeling
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Refrigerate for 2 hours before eating for a better taste