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Why does the baked Qifeng cake taste sour?
Qifeng cake tastes sour, but the temperature is not well controlled.

The correct way:

One: Prepare the required raw materials.

Second, separate the egg yolk protein and put it into two clean containers without water and oil; Sieve the low-gluten flour twice for later use.

Three: add half of the fine sugar to the egg yolk and stir evenly with a hand mixer.

Four: add milk at one time and continue to stir evenly.

Five: Add corn oil at one time, and continue to stir until it is completely blended, and no oil star can be seen.

Sixthly, sift in the sieved low-gluten flour, change the rubber scraper and mix evenly until there is no dry powder, which becomes egg yolk paste and set aside for use.

Seven: Add 1 tsp of white vinegar and 1/4 tsp of salt to the protein, and beat with electric egg beater until it is coarse.

Eight: Then add the remaining fine sugar twice, and continue to beat with electric egg beater until it is dry and foamed.

Nine: After the egg white cream is sent (preheat the oven at this time 170 degrees ...), mix the egg white cream with the egg yolk paste up and down for three times to form a cake paste.

Ten: Pour the evenly mixed cake paste into the mold, smooth the surface with a scraper, pick up the mold and knock it hard on the table a few times to shake out big bubbles.

Eleven: put it into a preheated oven 170 degrees, lower layer, and bake for 60 minutes.

Twelve: Baked cake, immediately after taking it out, turn it upside down and let it cool, and then demould it and cut it into pieces to eat.