Carrot, vegetable, cheese and cream cake
Overview
Add vegetables and nuts to the cake and bake them together to make a cake embryo. When there is an elderly person at home having a birthday, if you don’t like sweets, you can make this slightly salty vegetable cake. Carrots and walnut kernels add several layers of deliciousness to the cake. This cake is especially suitable for the elderly and is not burdensome to eat. Due to the sufficient amount of cinnamon powder added to the cake, this cake will be attracted by a strong special aroma the moment you enter it, and it will become heavier and heavier and will linger in your mouth for a long time. The cinnamon powder enhances the specialness of the cake, and there is basically no carrot flavor. Moreover, this cake is paired with cheese cream frosting, which increases the taste of the cake. The addition of fresh lemon juice and the sweet and sour taste make every bite very delicious. Adding fresh lemon juice to cheese will make the cheese taste better, which is a great combination.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Cake base materials: 5 eggs (300g with shell), 150g white sugar, 225g low-gluten flour, 8g baking powder, 9g cinnamon powder, 275g carrot shreds, 30g walnut kernels, 69g vegetable oil, 1/4 tsp salt
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Make vegetable and fruit cake base: Peel carrots and grate into thin strips, add vegetable oil and salt, mix well and set aside
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Mix flour, cinnamon powder and baking powder and sift twice to allow the different powders to be fully mixed
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Break the eggs into a container that is oil-free and water-free, and add sugar
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Heat water at 40 degrees to body temperature,
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Take it out and beat it with an electric beater until the eight characters do not disappear immediately
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Beat at a slow speed for about 2 minutes to sort out the air bubbles and make the batter more delicate. Just lift the egg beater and the lowered egg liquid does not disappear.
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Sift the mixed flour into Danhu
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Stir until evenly mixed
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Add chopped walnuts
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Add the shredded carrots mixed with oil and salt
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Stir up and down until evenly mixed and no dry powder is visible
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Pour into mold
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Place in the middle and lower racks of an oven preheated to 170 degrees and bake for about 40 minutes. The baking time and temperature will depend on your oven and the thickness of the cake.
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Remove from mold and place on rack to cool and set aside
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Make cheese cream frosting: 250g cream cheese, 62g butter, 25g powdered sugar, 6ml lemon juice and soften the cream cheese in advance
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Use a whisk to beat evenly
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Add softened butter and caster sugar
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Beat until the sugar melts, add lemon juice and beat evenly
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Put a small 7-tooth piping bag into a piping bag
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Then put the buttercream into a piping bag and set aside
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Decorate the cake: Cut the cooled cake into 2 slices
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banana, 1/4 pineapple, 1 kiwi fruit, diced
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Add 40 grams of caster sugar to the animal whipping cream
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Whip until 8 portions are spreadable.
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Place a piece of cake on the decorating turntable and pile on an appropriate amount of whipped cream
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Turn the mounting table to spread it evenly
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Sprinkle evenly with fruit pieces
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Then put an appropriate amount of cream
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wipe away
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Place another cake slice
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Wrap it in whipped cream
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Pipe the cheese cream frosting onto the surface of the cake in straight lines, leaving 0.5cm between the two straight lines, covering the entire area
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Extrude the second layer at a 45° angle to form two layers of staggered textures on the surface
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A circle of small pagodas are squeezed around
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Pipe a circle of light cream balls on the bottom and you can decorate it in any shape you like
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Finally, sprinkle fruit pieces and cashew nuts on the surface of the cake, and you're done!