Cat's Claw Marshmallow

Cat's Claw Marshmallow

by Tian Luo girl

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

1

I like eating marshmallows at school. I always buy four packs of marshmallows on weekends (why four packs because there are four different flavors, although I know it is actually the difference in color and sesame oil...), and then in the evening Chewing while reading a book, it is very moisturizing~Of course, it contributes to my body fat...
There is a thermometer in the house that I haven’t used much. I vaguely remember that boiling sugar is a very technical job, especially the temperature is very accurate. I plan to try it~ Spring is here, and it’s also very cute to come to such a cute little fresh. Okay!

Ingredients

Cat's Claw Marshmallow

1. The cornstarch is cooked in the pan in advance

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

2. Spread it on the baking tray and press out small pits with eggs

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

3. Soak the gelatine slices in cold water in advance

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

4. 21g water, 37g sugar and 47g yellow malt mix

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

5. Add an egg white to the remaining 10g sugar

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

6. Sent to a long and curved sharp corner

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

7. At this time, the mixed water and sugar are put into the pot and start to heat up on a low heat

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

8. Add gelatine flakes when heated to 118 degrees Celsius

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

9. After melting, quickly add it to the egg white, and send it to a grainy state at high speed

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

10. You can take out a part and add your favorite coloring

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

11. Then put them in the piping bag, and squeeze the white balls out of the original pits

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

12. Then use pink squeeze out to look like cat paws~ The surface is dried and sprinkled with a little starch to prevent sticking together!

Cat's Claw Marshmallow recipe

Tips:

Regarding the choice of sugar, some people say that it can be replaced with granulated sugar, but it is strongly recommended not to do so. The sweetness of sucrose is 100, and the maltose is only about 40. Changing all to granulated sugar will be greasy and unpalatable;
The most important thing is that maltose is used to retain moisture. It will be hard and dry when replaced with granulated sugar. In fact, yellow malt is just a substitute. It is best to use the transparent water malt of Korea, which has better moisture retention ability. It will not turn into a dry and hard piece overnight.

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