Carrot Cake
1.
In the ingredients map, the cream cheese was taken out of the refrigerator by mistake, but it was discovered later.
2.
This is the main ingredient for decoration, but the peanut kernels are forgotten. (Anyway, I've been left behind recently.)
3.
Peel the carrots and rub into filaments, add vegetable oil and salt, mix well and set aside.
4.
Mix the whole egg and sugar.
5.
Use a chef machine to send it at high speed (the kitchen machine can be heated without hot water).
6.
When the dripping egg paste does not disappear immediately, stop the high-speed whipping and change to low-speed for a minute or two. At this time, let the chopsticks stand upright.
7.
Sift in the flour, cinnamon powder and baking powder, and stir evenly like a stir-fry.
8.
Then pour in the carrot shreds mixed with oil and salt.
9.
Cut and mix evenly so that there is no dry powder (preheat the oven at 170 degrees).
10.
Line the baking tray with greased paper, and pour the cake batter into the mold.
11.
Put it in the middle and lower level of the oven at 170 degrees and bake for about 28 minutes.
12.
Take care to prevent scalding and remove the baking tray.
13.
In turn, put it on the shelf and let it cool.
14.
When it is warm and not hot, lift off the greased paper.
15.
Cut into squares, any size.
16.
Put the cream cheese, sugar and butter in a basin, mix and whit it with a manual whisk, then add the orange juice with pulp and mix well (this process is done before going to work in the morning, there is no time to take pictures). Spread the mixture evenly on the cool cake.
17.
Sprinkle with peanuts.
Tips:
1. I used a cook machine. If you use a hand-held small egg beater when beating eggs, you need to place the egg beater on the hot water pot and beat it to the desired level.
2. When distributing the cream cheese for decoration, add orange juice a little bit to avoid too thin.