Mango Pancake
1.
Add icing sugar to the egg mixture and beat it slightly with a manual whisk
2.
Pour the milk and stir well
3.
Sift in low-gluten flour
4.
Use a manual whisk to slowly stir into a thin batter
5.
Heat the butter to melt into a liquid, then pour it into the batter, continue to stir
6.
The batter must be sieved first, and then put in the refrigerator for a while, the batter after sieving
7.
Heat a non-stick pan on low heat while scooping up a spoonful of batter to prepare
8.
Remove the pot from the heat, quickly pour the batter, shake the pot to make the batter evenly cover the bottom of the pot, and then quickly pour out the excess batter, otherwise the pancake skin will be too thick
9.
After the pancake skin is almost solidified, remove the pan from the heat, pick up the edge with a toothpick, and then peel off the entire pancake skin. This step is hotter, and the action should be fast, or you can wear disposable gloves.
10.
Put the pancake skin on a fresh-keeping bag to cool, and then put a fresh-keeping bag on top, prepare to put a pancake skin, separate the pancake skin with a fresh-keeping bag, and it won’t stick.
11.
Add sugar to the whipped cream and beat it to the point of not flowing
12.
Put the unfried side of the pancake skin down, put an appropriate amount of whipped cream, and then put the mango cubes
13.
Take whipped cream and wrap the mango chunks
14.
Then wrap it up
15.
After wrapping it up, turn it over and it will be the mango pancake.
16.
Then put it in the refrigerator for half an hour, wait until the whipped cream has solidified a little bit before eating
Tips:
1. The whipped cream must be sent to a solidified state, otherwise it will be too soft and it will be a mess when cut;
2. After this is done, put it in the refrigerator and eat it as soon as possible.