Chiba pattern chocolate meat floss cone
Overview
Introduction: There are many kinds of egg rolls, most of which are sweet. Occasionally, I saw someone making meat floss on the Internet, and I really wanted to try it, but our baby wanted to eat chocolate sauce. I had a sudden idea. I got a double-ingredient one, with chocolate sauce on one side and meat floss on the other. When I rolled it, I rolled it in the wrong direction, and it ended up crooked. The egg rolls are sweet and salty, the inner layer is surprisingly chocolate sauce, and the outer layer is flossy, surprisingly delicious!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Separate the egg yolk and egg white, add 20 grams of white sugar to the egg yolk, beat until the color becomes lighter, add soybean oil in 3 times, beat until combined
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Add water, sifted flour, and baking powder, mix well with a spatula, and set aside
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Add a few drops of lemon into the egg whites, and add sugar in three batches, 20 grams each time, for a total of 60 grams. Keep beating until you lift the egg beater and a small hook will form, but it will not fall softly. Then, use a spatula to take 1/3 of the egg whites and mix them into the egg yolks evenly. Finally, pour all the remaining 2/3 of the egg whites into the egg yolks and mix them evenly
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Take a tablespoon of batter, sift in cocoa powder, put into a piping bag, set aside
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Pour the batter into the baking pan, tap it hard to pop out the air bubbles, squeeze out some parallel strips from the cocoa batter in the piping bag, and use a thinner chopstick to make a few vertical strokes to form a beautiful Chiba pattern
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Oven at 148 degrees for 20 minutes. It's baked. Out of the oven
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When the cake is out of the oven, place it on the parchment paper and peel off the parchment paper while it's hot
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After cooling, spread chocolate sauce on one side and salad dressing on the other, spread with meat floss, and roll it up with oil paper
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Tighten both ends, like a big candy, and place in the refrigerator to set for 20 minutes
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Take out
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Slicing, OK