A Different "dark Cuisine" Black Rice Soufflé
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Material preparation
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Take two empty bowls without water and oil to separate the egg whites and egg yolks. After separation, put the egg whites in the refrigerator for later use
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Sift low-gluten flour, black rice flour, cornstarch and skimmed milk into the egg yolk and mix well
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Take out the egg whites, add a few drops of lemon juice, and whisk until large bubbles appear, add 1/3 xylitol A, and continue whisking
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Whip until the egg whites become fine and the bubbles disappear, add 1/3 xylitol A and continue to whip
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Whip until wet foaming, that is, when the whisk has a big hook, add the last 1/3 xylitol A, and continue to whip
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Beat to dry foaming, that is, lift the whisk, there is an upright triangle, and the inverted plate does not drip.
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Take half of the egg whites into the black rice egg yolk paste, and use the gesture of turning and cutting to mix the two evenly
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Pour the mixed egg yolk paste into the remaining egg whites and mix well in the same way
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The mixed black rice paste should be used within 20 minutes, and it will defoam if it is left for a long time
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Use an ice cream spoon to take a scoop of batter into a flat-bottomed non-stick pan (without oiling)
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The amount of formula can make four soufflés. After a little setting, you can put the remaining batter on top and add another layer to increase the thickness of the soufflés
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Add some water to the side of the pot (do not pour it on the dough, it will affect the appearance), cover and simmer for 4-5 minutes, turn it over and simmer for 2-3 minutes.
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Add xylitol B to the whipped cream until smooth, set aside
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Load up! Spread the cream, decorate with mint leaves, and enjoy!
Tips:
Black rice is not like flour. It is a coarse grain. It has a grainy texture. I personally accept it and like it. This is probably the case for coarse grains
