Mango Pancake
1.
Beat the egg yolks into a clean basin without oil and water, add powdered sugar, and mix well.
2.
Pour the milk and mix well.
3.
Sift in low-gluten flour and mix well. Sieve the low-gluten flour to mix the batter more evenly. After the butter is melted, pour it into it and mix well.
4.
Stir the ground batter through a sieve again, then cover with plastic wrap and store in the refrigerator for half an hour.
5.
Take out the pan, use low heat all the way, pour the batter into the pan, turn it around to spread the batter evenly on the pan, fry until the dough begins to bubble and the edges can be lifted off the fire.
6.
Take out the pie crust and put it on a plate, cover it with plastic wrap and let it cool.
7.
Add whipped cream to sugar and beat with an electric whisk until the lines appear.
8.
Peel the mango to remove the pulp.
9.
Take a piece of pie crust, squeeze an appropriate amount of light cream, put the mango flesh, squeeze a layer of light cream, and then wrap it, the mango pancake is ready, and it tastes better after freezing.
Tips:
1. Because there is butter in the crust, there is no need to put oil in the pancake crust. The whole process should be low, otherwise the crust will be mushy and the color will be unsightly.
2. The whipped cream does not need to be whipped too hard, otherwise it will affect the taste.
3. The mango in the middle can also be replaced with other favorite fruits, such as strawberries.