Chocolate Pie
1.
Add 40g of sugar to 2 eggs in a clean basin and beat well
2.
Sift in low-gluten flour in batches and mix evenly
3.
Then add 20g vegetable oil, mix well
4.
Add 15g of milk and stir evenly (orz found that the oven was not turned on at this time, so I can adjust the oven after finishing it...it's a bit defoaming and I cry for a while...)
5.
Use a piping bag to squeeze it into a circle and place it on the baking tray.
6.
In the middle of the upper and lower fire, 170 degrees for about ten minutes (fortunately, it didn’t affect it too much)
7.
Prepare the filling (marshmallow), add 21g of water, 47g of maltose and 47g of sugar to the small pot, simmer on low heat
8.
Soak the gelatine slices in cold water and pour out the cold water
9.
Stir constantly while boiling and measure the temperature
10.
At 118 degrees, throw the gelatine in with the thunder and the ringing of the bells.
11.
The time went back to 3 minutes before, the egg whites were beaten without sugar into a state with small hooks
12.
Continue to travel back, after the gelatine slices are completely melted, the swift and unscrupulous Foshan Wuying hand pours the syrup into the egg whites and stirs at high speed until the temperature is almost restored to room temperature, and the hand feels extraordinarily thick (forgive me for using both hands and patted it. photo)
13.
Remember the little cake by the Daming Lake? Match the same size first, and squeeze the marshmallow on the bottom one
14.
Cover the top layer and put it outside to dry (yes, the time has come the next morning~) To facilitate the chocolate brushing, put a bamboo stick in an inconspicuous place
15.
Put dark chocolate in a small bowl, melt in water, you can optionally add light cream according to the thickness
16.
The original version is only black, I think the black and white Shuangsha must be more powerful and domineering, and it melted the white chocolate
17.
Finally, there is only the last step left in the Long March. When the temperature cools to room temperature, you can happily wrap the chocolate~~ (Then I ate a lot of chocolate leftovers...)
18.
After wrapping, use a bamboo stick to find the top of the foam board, and cool it until the chocolate re-solidifies (I woke up early the next morning to finish the work before breakfast. At this time, the kitchen still needs to turn on the lights...orz)