Custard Pudding
1.
Mix egg yolks with sugar, and sprinkle in a zigzag shape
2.
Add whipped cream and continue to zigzag.
Z-shaped spreading can prevent too much air from entering and make the finished product form a cavity
3.
Continue to use this method to add soy milk
4.
Pour the mixed liquid into a thick-bottomed milk pan, simmer on low heat until it boils, and immediately remove from the heat
5.
Take the baking pan, add water, to 2/3 of the mold
6.
Pour in the liquid, preheat the oven at 160 degrees and bake for 25 minutes (I use a tart mold to bake for 25 minutes, and you can increase the temperature or duration according to the mold or pudding clock you use)
7.
After cooling slightly, wrap it in a fresh-keeping mold and put it in the refrigerator for 2 hours
8.
Take out the pudding around the mold with a toothpick and drizzle it with a little honey
9.
Use berries, mint, rose candies and flower petals to decorate
Tips:
1. Rinse the eggshell with running water before beating the eggs;
2. If you don't like sugar, you can use honey instead;
3. You can choose to match the flavor, in addition to honey, you can also choose maple syrup, caramel, condensed milk, etc.