[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On."

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On."

by First taste diary official

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

Everyone is discussing what kind of video should be created for 520, but usually I am only responsible for the work of making videos, and I don't know anything about baking, but if I shoot too many videos, I seem to do it.

Taking advantage of this loving festival of 520, I want to dedicate my debut work.

I know you like pink, so I made a pink pound cake for you, although the process is a bit clumsy.

"Life needs to be careful. Making a cake for you is just the beginning. There will be more small surprises in the future."

I love you kelcy forever.
——First Taste·Meddola that loves oranges"

Ingredients

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On."

1. Add butter and powdered sugar and beat until it is whitish and fluffy.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

2. Add eggs in portions and stir well.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

3. Add pigment and stir well.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

4. Sift in low-gluten flour, change the spatula and mix well.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

5. Put it into the preheated oven and bake it, and set it to 175 degrees, middle and lower. Bake for about 35 minutes.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

6. Take out the baked cake and let it cool.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

7. Cut into cake slices of even thickness.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

8. Use a mold to press out the heart-shaped cake slices and set aside.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

9. Add butter and powdered sugar and beat until it is whitish and fluffy. Add eggs in portions and stir well. Sift in low-gluten flour, change the spatula and mix well.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

10. Pour in vanilla extract and mix well.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

11. Put it into a piping bag and squeeze a layer of paste on the bottom and both ends of the mold.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

12. After placing the heart-shaped cake, squeeze the batter in the gaps on both sides.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

13. Squeeze batter on the top too.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

14. After squeezing the batter, gently shake the mold to remove large bubbles. Put it into the preheated oven and bake it, and set it to 175 degrees, middle and lower. Bake for about 35 minutes.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

15. After roasting, take it out, let it cool, and slice it for decoration.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

16. Making a cake for the first time, it's done ^o^.

[first Taste Diary] 520 Confession Cake: "brother's Little Belly, I Still Want You to Rely On." recipe

Tips:

Butter to beat:
1. How to make the butter fluffy? The prerequisite is that you must do a good job of softening, and secondly, it is recommended to mix with powdered sugar and butter, as powdered sugar is easier to melt.
2. The eggs need to be used at room temperature, which can reduce the separation of water and oil.

About toning:
I don’t like the coloring. You can use red yeast powder or strawberry powder instead, but the color may be different.

Cake Titian:
The role of rum and vanilla extract is to enhance fragrance and remove the smell of eggs. If there is none, don't add it.

Squeeze the batter:
When squeezing the batter, it is recommended that the batter at the bottom should not be too much or too little, just about a quarter of the mold. Too much, the heart shape will be pushed out of the surface of the cake when the batter is baked and expanded; too little, the heart shape will sink to the bottom.

Cake oil return:
Because pound cake is heavy oil cake, the amount of butter will be more, but it is not recommended to reduce the amount. It is recommended to bake this cake and let it cool before wrapping it in the refrigerator overnight. The taste will be better after the oil is returned. Take it out of the refrigerator and warm it up for 5-10 minutes before eating.

Brush the sugar water to make the cake moist:
If you want the pound cake to be a little moist, you can brush the surface of the cake with sugar water while it is hot and then seal it for storage. Sugar water method: 15g fine sugar + 40g water boil to melt the sugar, turn off the heat and add 10g rum or Cointreau. No wine can be added.

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