Pumpkin Roll with Seaweed and Salted Cream
Overview
Many people don’t like silver gray because it looks like a hazy sky and gives people an unknown sense of depression. In fact, silver gray is a calm color, representing nobility, nobility, purity, and eternity; it is a sacred and solemn color, so it is often used as a symbol of sacrifice in Western fantasy, and it also has a mysterious meaning.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Ingredients are prepared according to quantity
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Cut the pumpkin into strips and heat it in the microwave on high heat for five minutes
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Take the pumpkin out of the microwave and mash it into a puree. Pour it into a non-stick pan and stir-fry until the water is dry
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Pour the fried pumpkin puree into a basin, add camellia oil, and 10 grams of sugar and mix well
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Add egg yolk and mix well
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Sift in the flour and mix well
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Add a small amount of lemon juice to the egg whites, add the remaining sugar and beat until the meringue has a slight hook on the tip
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Add the meringue to the pumpkin egg yolk paste in two or three batches and mix evenly
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Mix well to make pumpkin cake batter. If you don’t like cake rolls, it’s also good to just make small cakes
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Pour the cake batter into the baking pan to release air bubbles
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Bake at 175 degrees for 15 minutes
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Heat the seaweed in the microwave on high heat for 3 minutes
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Grind the seaweed into seaweed powder with a dry grinder
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Cream the butter with sugar and salt until stiff
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Add seaweed powder and mix well to form seaweed salted cream. Unexpectedly, it turns out to be a mysterious silvery gray color
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Let the baked pumpkin cake cool and then apply the seaweed salty cream filling
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Roll up and refrigerate to set
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The finished product has a bit of pumpkin texture but is indeed a very soft cake roll. With the slightly salty seaweed cream filling, you won’t feel tired at all
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Salted butter cake roll especially suitable for summer
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The noble and cool silver tone paired with the golden pumpkin cake tastes extraordinary