Cream Red Yeast Cake Cup
Overview
Because of Baulmeck's unique shape, the yogurt cake cup made with it for the first time attracted everyone's surprise. I also love this mold very much and use it to make several delicious dishes non-stop. Today’s cake cup becomes even more delicate because of the use of a little bit of red yeast powder. I tied a bow with a green ribbon, and the sweet whipped cream was paired with a few gem-like pomegranates. It really looked like a beautiful girl, delicate and shy. The flour is the latest Yi Xiaobao brand produced by Xinliang Flour. This is also the first time I have used it. The powder is fine and the packaging is exquisite. Especially the portrait of the little beauty is even more popular.
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Ingredients
Steps
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All cake ingredients are ready
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Put the eggs into a basin and add 40 grams of fine sugar at one time
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Use an electric egg beater to beat at medium speed. Lift the egg beater. After the egg liquid flows down, the traces will not disappear for 10 seconds
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Sift in the powder
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Briskly stir to combine
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After the corn oil and milk are thoroughly mixed, pour it into the egg paste basin along the inner wall
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Gently stir evenly into a fine and smooth cake batter; at this time, start preheating the oven to 150 degrees
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Apply a layer of butter evenly on the inner wall of the mold in advance to facilitate demoulding
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Pour the cake batter into the mold, lift the mold, and gently drop it from a height of 20 cm several times to shake out the large bubbles in the cake batter
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Put the mold into the middle rack of the preheated oven, heat up and down at 150 degrees for 20 minutes
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After taking it out of the oven, place it upside down on a drying rack and remove from the mold after it is completely cool
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Pour the whipping cream that has been refrigerated for more than 12 hours into a basin, add fine sugar, and beat at low speed
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Put whipped cream into a piping bag
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Tie the cake cup with a bow in advance, squeeze the cream into the cup, and decorate with pomegranate pieces
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Paired with a cup of wolfberry and chrysanthemum tea, it’s a great afternoon tea in autumn
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Every one is beautiful
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