Mango Mousse Cake
1.
Separate the egg white and egg yolk, put them into a non-oil and water-free basin, add 30g corn oil and 30g milk to the egg yolk, and mix well
2.
50g low-gluten flour, 1g baking powder, 1g salt are mixed and sieved and added to the above steps, gently stir evenly with a rubber spatula
3.
Add 2 drops of white vinegar to the egg whites and beat into thick bubbles at low speed. Add 40g of fine sugar in 2 times and continue to beat slowly and quickly until the egg beater is lifted and the egg whites can pull out the curved sharp corners.
4.
Take out 1/3 of the egg white and pour it into the egg yolk paste. Use a rubber spatula to gently stir and mix evenly, using cutting or mixing from bottom to top.
5.
Pour all the egg yolk paste into the egg white bowl, and stir evenly with the same method until the egg white and egg yolk paste are fully mixed
6.
Pour the cake batter into a 6-inch cake mold, hold the cake mold with your hands and gently shake it a few times
7.
Open the Ali Xiaozhi application in the phone, connect to the Changdi Zhitong oven, select the "bread/cake" function, set the temperature to 160 degrees, and the baking time is 45 minutes. After preheating for 10 minutes in advance, put the cake mold into the oven Middle layer, bake for 30 minutes
8.
The baked cakes are inverted and cooled, then demoulded, and then placed in the refrigerator for more than 2 hours.
9.
40g caster sugar and 60g milk are put in a bowl and heated in water
10.
Add 3 gelatine slices soaked in cold water in advance, and stir until the gelatine slices are completely melted
11.
Add the mango puree that has been beaten with a food processor, and mix evenly (leave about 50g of mango puree)
12.
Put the whipped cream in an egg-beater, and use a whisk to make a thick
13.
Pour in the mixed mango milk paste and mix evenly to complete the process of making the mousse paste
14.
Take out the refrigerated cake from the refrigerator, cut 2 pieces about 2cm thick, remove a part of the surrounding corners, so that there is a gap between the cake and the periphery of the mold, take one of the pieces and place it in a 6-inch mold
15.
Pour one-third of the mousse paste, pick up the cake mold and shake it a few times
16.
In the same way, add the second piece of cake, then pour in the remaining mousse batter, pick up the cake mold and shake it a few times
17.
Cover with plastic wrap and keep in the refrigerator for about 2 hours
18.
Melt 1 slice of gelatin soaked in advance in water, add about 50g of mango puree, mix evenly, pour it onto the surface of the cake batter, continue to store in the refrigerator for more than 4 hours
19.
After the mousse cake is refrigerated, take it out of the refrigerator and unmold, decorate with diced mango, and sprinkle a little chocolate chip cookie on it.
Tips:
1. The bottom of the cake follows the steps of making chiffon cake
2. Be careful when demolding, or it will affect the overall appearance