Coffee Big Almond Fernance
1.
First, sift all the flour into a bowl and mix well with a manual whisk.
2.
Put the butter in the milk pan and bring it to a boil.
3.
Cook until the butter turns brown, white fine foam floats on the top, and a little black sediment on the bottom. This process is called coking.
4.
Turn off the heat immediately, and place the milk pot in the cold water basin prepared in advance to cool down with water.
5.
Add honey to the egg whites, heat them in water, and beat the egg whites by hand, don't beat them. The water temperature is around 60 degrees, not too high.
6.
Pour the beaten egg white and honey mixture into the sifted powder.
7.
Use a spatula to stir evenly along the wall of the basin.
8.
The state of the mixed batter is fine and smooth. Lifting the spatula, the batter can drip very smoothly and smoothly.
9.
Strain the coked butter through a fine sieve.
10.
Chop almonds and set aside.
11.
Pour the filtered butter into the mixed batter.
12.
Pump by hand along the wall of the basin and stir well.
13.
Add coffee sauce.
14.
Stir well.
15.
Pour in the chopped almonds and stir a few times.
16.
Pour the batter into the piping bag and leave it at room temperature for an hour.
17.
The mold is coated with a layer of softened butter in advance. The softened butter must not be liquid. Only the surface of Fernance baked with softened butter will be more fragrant. Preheat the oven up and down at 180 degrees.
18.
Squeeze the left batter into the mold about 8 minutes full, shake the pan a few times, and shake out bubbles.
19.
Put it in the middle of the oven and bake at 180 degrees for 15 minutes.
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Finished picture.
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Additive effect.
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Change the angle.
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Bundled.