Chestnut Chocolate Cake
1.
Put the butter, chocolate coins, milk, and sugar in the basin
2.
If the water is melted, the temperature must not be too high, otherwise the oil and water will separate
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Let the chocolate liquid cool down a bit, then pour in the egg liquid
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Stir thoroughly
5.
Low-gluten flour, cocoa powder, baking powder mix
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Sieve twice to ensure uniform mixing
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Sift into the chocolate egg
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Stir evenly, no particles
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Pour it into a baking dish lined with greased paper,
10.
After preheating the oven at 180 degrees, put it in the oven and bake for about 10 minutes
11.
The baked cake slices are removed from the mold and upside down to let cool
12.
Add appropriate amount of water to the roasted chestnut kernels, and stir into a paste with a wall breaker. If you have patience, you can directly use a sieve to rub the chestnut paste, you can omit the next two steps of stir-frying. But I found it too strenuous, so I used a machine to break it up and fry it dry. This saves effort.
13.
The whipped chestnut paste is very delicate
14.
Stir-fry the chestnut paste with a little butter, it doesn't have to be particularly dry, it's almost fine.
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Let the chestnut puree cool, add in powdered sugar, rum and about 1/3 of light cream
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After whisking with a whisk, add about 1/3 of the whipped cream
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Continue to stir with a whisk, add the remaining whipped cream after thickening
18.
Stir thoroughly until it becomes thick, no longer flowing, and ready to be decorated, add cocoa powder
19.
After stirring evenly, you can put it into a piping bag for piping.
20.
Cut the cold cake slices evenly into 4 slices of the same size. Only use 3 tablets
21.
Squeeze chestnut cream on each slice and stack them together. I'm a little white decorator, so I just did it briefly. Although the recipe is simple, the combination of chestnut cream and chocolate tastes very good. The mother-in-law also likes it very much, and it is most satisfying to be a younger person to see the old man like it.