Fresh and Sweet---pandan Coconut Cream Cake

by kiss war girl

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3

Difficulty

Hard

Time

2h

Serving

2

Pandan leaf, also known as pandan leaf, is the leaf of Pandanus tree. It is elongated and flexible in shape. It exudes a unique fragrance. It is an ingredient full of Southeast Asian flavor. It has a beautiful green color and a special fragrance, which can be made into juice. Add it to desserts. You can also use fresh pandan leaves for stewing or to wrap food for frying. Add them to white rice and cook together. The cooked rice will have a special fragrance, which is quite attractive. Fresh pandan leaves Leaf juice can also be used to color food, especially with the taste of coconut. Pandan leaves are very common in Malaysia. A long time ago, Nyonya in Malaysia (Nyonya-female descendants born by overseas Chinese and local indigenous people) liked to add this plant to food because it has a very unique natural aroma that can add a fresh and sweet taste to food . Later, it gradually evolved to use fresh coconut milk mixed with pandan leaves to make various foods and pastries. The thick coconut milk flavor with pure pandan leaves, the taste is really indescribable, and it is indescribable. The index finger moved. Adding vanilla extract made from pandan leaves to cakes, breads, biscuits, mousses and other products will give you a sweet and fragrant taste! "

Fresh and Sweet---pandan Coconut Cream Cake

1. Put the shredded coconut into the oven at 150°C, roast for 10 minutes on the middle and upper and lower heat, and then take it out for later use.

2. Wash pandan leaves, drain, and cut into small pieces.

3. Pour the coconut milk into the food processor and smash it.

4. Filter out the juice and set aside.

5. Separate egg yolk and egg white.

6. Put 20 grams of granulated sugar in the egg yolk bowl and stir with eggs until the sugar is evenly melted.

7. Add salad oil and pandan coconut milk one by one to blend with egg liquid.

8. Sift the low powder and salt twice and pour into the basin.

9. Stir evenly into a ribbon-shaped egg yolk paste.

10. Add a few drops of lemon juice to the egg whites and beat at low speed until thick foam.

11. Add 60 grams of caster sugar in three times and beat at medium speed.

12. Beat until dry foaming, about 9 to distribute.

13. Take 1/3 of the egg white and add it to the egg yolk batter, cut and mix evenly.

14. Pour back into the egg whites, quickly cut and mix evenly.

15. Pour the batter into the mold, shake it on the table a few times to expel the bubbling inside, and make the surface level.

16. After the oven is preheated by 150°, place it on a baking tray, put in the penultimate layer, and bake for 50 minutes.

17. After the oven is inverted, it can be demoulded after less cooling.

18. Divide the chiffon cake into three pieces.

19. Take out the whipped cream, shake well, pour it into an oil-free container, add pandan coconut milk, sugar, and beat at medium speed.

20. Send it to a state where it can be decorated, about 80%.

21. Place the cake on a plate, spread a thin layer of cream, and cover with a slice of cake.

22. Repeat this procedure and wipe the surface and surroundings with cream.

23. Decorate the cake body with shredded coconut and serve.

Tips:

Fresh pandan leaves can be stored in the refrigerator for about 3 weeks after wrapping.

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