Cream Puffs
1.
After preparing the ingredients, beat the eggs first. Sift the low flour in advance.
2.
Add water, corn oil, 1/2 tsp of salt, and sugar to a small pot and bring to a boil.
3.
Stop the fire and pour the flour in.
4.
Stir quickly and evenly until there is no dry powder. There is a thin film on the bottom of the pot, which does not stick to the pot.
5.
When the batter is cool and not hot, add the egg liquid, add a little first, mix well until absorbed, and then pour it into the next time. (You can't pour all in, see step 6)
6.
Pour in the egg liquid and mix well as you pour it in. The batter is getting smoother and smoother. Pick up the batter. When it is in an inverted triangle state, you don't need to pour the egg liquid. And the batter will not flow.
7.
Pour the batter into the piping bag.
8.
Squeeze the baking sheet, leaving some space between the puffs, not too close.
9.
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees, middle level, up and down, and bake for 20 minutes. Turn off the heat and simmer for five minutes before taking it out. Being hollow is success.
10.
Add 50 grams of sugar and whip the cream, cut a small mouth, and squeeze the cream with a round flower mouth.
Tips:
1. The low flour should be sifted in advance, and quickly mix well until there is no granular shape when pouring into the boil. I didn't add fire to the stove. If the room temperature is particularly low and the batter cools quickly, return to the pot and stir for a few seconds. Stir until there is a layer of film at the bottom of the pan and the pan is not sticky.
2. The three eggs are not used up, there are some left.
3. This amount is a little too much, you can seal it up if you can't finish it. You can go back to the oven and bake for another two to three minutes when you eat it.