#aca# Baking Star Contest--chocolate Animal Cup Cake
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Prepare all the ingredients, then mix the flour + caster sugar + baking soda + salt evenly and set aside
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Bring 160 grams of boiled water to a boil, pour chocolate beans (or other baking chocolate, but the sweetness should be based on the sweetness of the chocolate, and the ratio of fine sugar can be controlled by yourself), then add cocoa powder + coffee powder and stir in the pot Evenly
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Stir the chocolate paste evenly, strain it through a sieve, put it in a basin and refrigerate to room temperature for later use
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At this time, the oven can start to preheat 170 degrees, the specific temperature can be adjusted according to the individual oven, drag the paper into the 12 continuous molds for use
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Take out the cold chocolate paste, add vegetable oil and stir well, then add egg + white vinegar + vanilla extract and stir well
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After mixing the egg yolks, sift the prepared flour into a basin, and use a manual whisk to draw a Z-shape to mix the flour until there are no particles. Remember not to stir in a circular motion.
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Pour the mixed batter evenly into a paper cup, and bake it in the oven at 170 degrees for 22-25 minutes. If you are afraid of being unfamiliar, press the cake with your hands to not collapse and shrink, or use a toothpick to test the cake body without sticking the toothpick That's it
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The cake is out of the oven and left to cool for decoration later. It’s normal that it’s a little bit too open.
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Whip the whipped cream with a round flower mouth or directly cut the opening in the piping bag, squeeze the cream in the middle of the cupcake, squeeze more, and then press it down to wrap the whole cake surface.
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After squeezing the cream, start to wrap the coconut paste, and then start decorating according to your own ideas
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This is the finished picture! Because there is no suitable chocolate bean, I am lazy and didn’t make ears, but this animal is the result. My child said that it’s not like four...but I hate cuteness too.
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Close-up
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Net map...for your reference
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Net map...you can refer to it
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Net map... I hope you can make it
