Flower Becomes Honey-lemon Mousse Chocolate Donut
1.
First make a chocolate sponge cake base, separate the egg whites, add 15 grams of fine sugar to the egg yolks and beat them until they become whitish. Pour the melted butter several times
2.
Add 35 grams of fine sugar and a pinch of salt to the egg white, beat it into a wet and hard foam, take one third of it and stir in the egg yolk
3.
Pour the egg yolk liquid into the remaining egg white, cut and mix evenly
4.
After weighing the cocoa powder and low-gluten flour, mix them evenly and sift into the egg liquid twice
5.
After cutting and mixing evenly, put into doughnut mold
6.
Preheat the oven, bake at 170°C for about 16 minutes, let cool and set aside
7.
Take about 5 grams of roses and make a cup of rose tea with 100 grams of water at about 80 degrees Celsius. When it is warm, add 2.5 grams of soaked gelatin slices and let cool and refrigerate for a while
8.
Spread the rose petals on the bottom, pour the rose tea jelly that has begun to solidify, and put it in the refrigerator
9.
Take the lemon, wipe off the skin, without any white parts, add 5 grams of caster sugar to marinate. Squeeze out 10 grams of lemon juice, add 10 grams of white sugar, heat it up and wait until it is still warm, add 1 piece of soaked gelatin
10.
Add 10 grams of icing sugar to the whipped cream, beat to 6 minutes, mix in the lemon juice evenly
11.
The lemon zest is also mixed together well
12.
Cut the chocolate donuts in half and brush them with syrup
13.
Take out the refrigerated rose jelly from the refrigerator, spread it with lemon whipped cream, and cover with chocolate donuts
14.
Cover with plastic wrap and keep it in the refrigerator overnight
Tips:
1. Cover with plastic wrap to avoid drying the cake, brush more sugar and wine liquid
2. The cocoa powder is 100% cocoa powder from Favna