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Pure tiger skin cake formula
I remember when I was a child, my favorite food was tiger skin cake. There is a thin yellow layer outside, fragrant and soft, and the cake inside is sweet jam. Every bite is a surprise. What fascinates me most is the tiger fur coat it wears. How does it make beautiful patterns? At that time, I never imagined that I could do DIY myself in the future.

In recent years, many pastry shops have opened in the streets, and I can smell the cake fragrance wafting from them every time I pass by, but to my disappointment, there is still no tiger skin cake.

Since I joined the baking business, I have always been amazed at my creation, whether it is success or failure. An accidental search found a way to make tiger skin cake, and I was too excited to express it. It seems that the cake I miss so much is not far from me.

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toast

sweet taste

Three quarters of an hour

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Low powder 75g

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Vanilla powder 2g

Three eggs.

37 grams of milk

Corn starch 16g

Egg yolk 4

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Proper amount of oil

Sugar 16g+55g

A little salt

A few drops of white vinegar

30g powdered sugar (I lost 5g)

Making steps of tiger skin cake

1. Ingredients for cake: low flour 75g, vanilla powder 2g, 3 eggs, oil 50g, milk 37g, sugar 16g+55g, a little salt and a few drops of white vinegar.

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2. Tiger skin raw materials: 4 egg yolks, 16g corn starch, 30g powdered sugar (I lost 5g).

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3. Mix milk with 16g sugar.

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4. Come on and mix well.

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5. Add egg yolks one by one and stir well. (Start preheating the oven for 200 degrees. )

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6. Sift the powder and cut into egg yolk paste.

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7.7— 10: Beating protein process: add salt, white vinegar and 55g sugar several times and beat until hard.

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8. Stir the egg yolk paste. The egg yolk paste is too thick to stir.

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9. Add the beaten egg white, the yolk paste is so thick that it can't be mixed in (start preheating the oven for 200 degrees).

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10. Add the beaten protein into the egg yolk paste three times.

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1 1. Stir gently from the bottom.

12. Pour oil paper into the baking tray and shake off the big bubbles.

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13. Put the middle layer, first 200 degrees 10 minutes, then 160 degrees 10 minutes (it turned out to be 23 minutes, I'm afraid it won't curl well when baking, so try it with a toothpick and adjust it according to your oven).

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14. For the baked cake, tear off the oiled paper backwards (as if it was baked unevenly).

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15. For the baked cake, tear off the oiled paper backwards (as if it were baked unevenly).

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16. On the other hand, use a smooth strip on the narrow side and coat it with jam.

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17. Roll it up (I wanted to roll it with thick blueberry sauce, but as soon as I tasted the sweetness of the cake, I sprinkled a thin layer of sweet-scented osmanthus sugar on it).

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18. Tiger skin material mixing.

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19. Beat with an egg beater until the color is big and white (it feels too strong, add a little milk, and you can't see the big volume, just stir it evenly without affecting the taste) (start preheating the oven for 220 degrees).

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20. Spread the beaten egg liquid evenly on the baking tray (the oiled paper I use is the reverse of the freshly baked cake, and saving is a virtue).