Egg White Tart
1.
Prepare the ingredients, put the milk, cream, sugar, and condensed milk in a bowl and mix them. Heat them with an induction cooker. Stir until the sugar is completely melted. Be careful not to boil. Then cool the mixture and add two drops of vanilla extract to mix for later use.
2.
Add the prepared egg whites to the cooled mixture and stir with egg pumps until they are completely combined. Be careful not to keep hitting the wall or stirring vigorously to produce a lot of bubbles.
3.
Sieve the egg tart water 1-3 times, pour the sieved tart water into the tart crust with a small spoon, 8 minutes full, use a toothpick to pierce the surface bubbles.
4.
Bake the middle layer at 210 degrees for about 20 minutes. The tart crust is colored and the tart water is slightly burnt. Because the tin foil tray does not conduct heat well, you can control the upper and lower fire ovens. You can slightly increase the bottom tray by 10 degrees.
5.
After making it, put some fruits on it for decoration, and it will become a fruit tart. The finished tart will taste better when eaten while it is hot.
Tips:
1. Adding wine can neutralize the smell of eggs. If you don't like it, you can add vanilla extract to achieve the same effect.