Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary]

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary]

by First taste diary official

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

Cat's Claw Marshmallow, a cute candy that makes girls' hearts overflowing! The family version of the marshmallow material is very simple, as long as five materials can make a soft and Q-elastic marshmallow. Eating sugar alone is boring, so Sister Chuwei will teach you to make a lazy version of hot cocoa! "

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary]

1. Soak the gelatine slices in ice water and set aside.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

2. Add 22g of fine sugar to 55g egg white at one time and beat until neutral foaming.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

3. Pour 75g of caster sugar, water syrup, and water into the milk pan, heat and cook to 118 degrees and turn off the heat.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

4. Add the gelatine slices to the syrup and stir well.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

5. Add the gelatin liquid while whipping the meringue.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

6. Until the marshmallow paste is thick and swells about 1 times in volume.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

7. Add an appropriate amount of vanilla extract and stir well.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

8. Divide the marshmallow paste into small portions and add red pigment to make it pink.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

9. The marshmallow paste is put into a piping bag for later use.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

10. Put cornstarch on the baking tray and flatten out the nests with eggs.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

11. Squeeze out the shape of cat's claw in the starch nest and let it stand for 20-30 minutes to solidify.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

12. Sprinkle starch on the surface of the marshmallow to prevent sticking.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

13. Shake off the excess starch.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

14. Put cocoa powder, sugar, and dark chocolate into the pot and add a little milk.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

15. Heat on low heat until the chocolate melts.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

16. Heat the remaining milk and continue to simmer until it is warm.

Cat's Claw Marshmallow & Hot Cocoa [first Taste Diary] recipe

Tips:

/Egg white/
1. The egg white is raw, so it is recommended to use sterile eggs.
2. Use fresh eggs and egg whites for operation.
3. The step of heating the syrup is preliminary heating and disinfection.

/save/
1. After the marshmallows are prepared, put them in a sealed box and keep them cold. The marshmallows are soft. It is recommended to put a small amount of cornstarch in the bottom of the box.
2. Marshmallows can be stored in refrigeration for about 1 week.

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