Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower

by Late spring and early summer_Smile_waiting for the flowers to bloom_

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

3

It is also a simple and easy-to-make Valentine’s Day dessert. The bottom of the tower is made with a bit of salty Brice pastry dough. A flower-shaped tower is made using a mold. After baking, add homemade yogurt and squeeze into caramel flavored syrup before eating Mix well, and then use chocolate sauce to squeeze out a heart shape on the surface.

The steps are more detailed, but it's not difficult, you can try it if you are interested~

Ingredients

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower

1. The ingredients are prepared and weighed. The picture shows the ingredients used in Brice pastry.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

2. Take a clean water-free bowl, knock the eggs on the side of the bowl, pour the egg whites and yolks into the bowl, whip them slightly with a hand-held egg tumbler, and cover with plastic wrap for later use.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

3. Pour low-sodium salt into the cake mix and sift it into a clean, water-free egg beater.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

4. Slice the butter, then cut into small pieces, and pour into the sifted cake mix.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

5. Clean and dry hands grab an appropriate amount of cake flour and butter, knead it into coarse corn flour, and scrape it into the pot with a spatula without wasting.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

6. Make a small pit in the middle, pour 11 grams of water and about 50 grams-55 grams of egg liquid, and scrape it evenly with a silicone spatula. If it is stuck on the silicone spatula, you can use a hard spatula to scrape it into the basin.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

7. Knead the flour gently with your hands.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

8. Put it in a fresh-keeping bag and let stand for 30 minutes at room temperature.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

9. Use a rolling pin to roll the static dough into a large piece with a fresh-keeping bag in between.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

10. Take a round shape (you can also use a cup lid), with a diameter slightly larger than the mold about 1, 2 cm, and use it for cutting dough.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

11. Cut the dough slices, roll out the remaining dough, and cut into circles.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

12. Next, wear anti-adhesive or disposable gloves to operate, cut the round dough sheet, put the mold in the middle, and gently press the remaining part close to the mold along the edge with your thumb.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

13. Use a fork to lightly pierce some small holes at the bottom.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

14. After finishing one by one, gently press the edge with the back of a hard spatula to form a pattern.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

15. Preheat the oven, 190 degrees, upper and lower fire, high temperature range; use a brush to apply a thin layer of the remaining egg liquid on the tapioca.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

16. Put it into the penultimate level of the oven at 190 degrees and bake for 20-25 minutes.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

17. After roasting, take out the inverted button while it is hot, and put it on the cooling rack until it cools completely.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

18. Before eating, spoon into the yogurt and squeeze in the caramel flavor syrup. After stirring, use the chocolate flavor syrup to squeeze out a heart shape on the surface.

Chocolate Caramel Yogurt Tower recipe

Tips:

1. The tapioca can be sealed and preserved after being roasted and cooled, and can be roasted and heated before eating.

2. Yogurt and syrup are added before eating, because there is water in the yogurt, the tapi will be absorbed and scattered.

3. When kneading the dough, it is enough to form a dough. If the temperature of your hands is too high, you should knead it as soon as possible. If the weather is hot, the dough can be kept in the refrigerator.

4. Before eating, you can add yogurt, fruit, puree, etc. to the tapioca.

5. The large egg used is about 70 grams before the shell is removed. When making the Bris pastry dough, depending on the water absorption of the flour, it needs about 50-55 grams, and the remaining little is used for tapi brushing.

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