Barbie Cake
1.
Add a few drops of lemon juice to the egg whites and stir until fish-eye bubbles are formed, then add 50 grams of sugar in three times, and stir until the sharp corners are lifted.
2.
Add 20 grams of white sugar to the egg yolks. After whipping evenly, add salad oil and milk separately and mix well.
3.
Sift in low-gluten flour.
4.
Use a whisk to beat evenly quickly.
5.
Mix 1/3 egg white with egg yolk paste, cut and mix evenly with a spatula.
6.
Pour all into the egg white batter, quickly cut with a spatula and mix evenly into a cake batter.
7.
Pour into the Barbie doll mold and shake it a few times to remove air bubbles.
8.
Put it into the preheated oven and bake at 130°C for 25 minutes and then at 160°C for 25 minutes. (The temperature of my oven is too high)
9.
The finished cakes are upside down, and they are all allowed to cool and then demoulded. (Forgive me for not taking off the mold, the bottom is a little damaged)
10.
Cut three slices crosswise.
11.
Peel the kiwi fruit and cut into small pieces.
12.
Add white sugar to whipped cream.
13.
Whip the whipped cream until it is hard and very thick.
14.
Take the bottom slice of cake, spread whipped cream, and sprinkle with kiwi fruit.
15.
Cover with a second slice, then spread whipped cream and sprinkle with kiwi fruit.
16.
Cover the last piece.
17.
Spread the whipped cream evenly on the surface of the cake with a spatula.
18.
Add a little pink pigment to the remaining whipped cream, put it into the piping tape, and squeeze out the rotating cookie flower with a six-tooth flower mouth.
19.
Wash the Barbie doll with salt water in advance, and wrap the body with plastic wrap. Use a little fondant to make a top and wrap it.
20.
Embellish some pink flowers and belts.
21.
Insert the doll into the cake, link out the waist, and squeeze whipped cream.
22.
The beautiful Barbie doll cake is ready.
Tips:
About whipping and decorating whipped cream.
1. Put the whipped cream in the refrigerator compartment one day in advance.
2. When whipping the whipped cream, it is best to put the head of the whisk and the whisk in the refrigerator for half an hour.
3. The ratio of whipped cream and sugar is generally 10:1.
4. It is recommended that the whipped cream used for decorating flowers be beaten a little harder, that is to say, all are sent out, thicker is better for decorating.
5. The whipped cream can't be used up after it is opened. You can clamp the mouth with a clip, wrap it with a fresh-keeping bag, and put it in the refrigerator freezer. It can be stored for about 10 days.