Mara Cake
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The ingredients are ready. Tapioca starch has many uses. It’s the best for making pastries. Add a little when pancakes. The taste is great. It can also be used to thicken when cooking. My family usually has a few packs and several packs. Buy, one pack is often not enough.
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Pour boiling water and brown sugar into a large basin, stir with chopsticks until it melts, and put it in a slightly warm state. (Don't let it cool completely, the water temperature of about 30 degrees is more conducive to the yeast powder fermentation)
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Mix the two powders, sift into the sugar water, and stir evenly with a spatula. Pour the yeast powder into the batter, mix well and sieve again, so that the steamed Mala cake tastes better.
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When the weather is hot, cover with plastic wrap and leave it at room temperature to ferment for about an hour. If the weather is cold, you can put the pot in a hot water pot to ferment. Don’t be hot. You can first boil the water to about 30°C. Turn off the heat and ferment. It is about 30-40 minutes. After the fermentation is complete, there are a lot of bubbles on the surface of the batter. Use a spatula to exhaust. When the exhaust is stirred, you will see many bubbles and fermented filaments inside. This is a thinner batter, which will not swell as much as yeast.
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Put the baking powder in a small bowl, scoop a spoonful of the fermented batter into it, stir it with a spatula and pour it back into the basin.
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Pour in vegetable oil and mix well with a spatula. Before steaming, be sure to stir until there are no bubbles and expel the gas inside, so that the internal structure of the steamed mala cake will be beautiful.
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Take a flat plate and brush the oil on the plate. After the batter is stirred, pour it into the plate vertically from a high place, drop it on the table a few times, and the steam will be more delicate.
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No need for secondary fermentation, don't stay, just boil the water and steam for 25 minutes, turn off the heat and simmer for 5 minutes before opening the lid. Cut into pieces after serving. When demoulding, first scrape a circle along the wall of the plate with a spatula, and then hold the front side with your hand and turn it over gently, and it will come out gently. Let it cool before cutting it. Look at the cut surface. The small pores are very delicate, not as big as the hair cakes. They are soft and delicate, soft and waxy. They have very good elasticity. I can't help but eat a large plate in one breath. !
Tips:
The method of mala cake is very simple. In order to ensure the taste, tapioca starch and baking soda must not be saved. Tapioca starch is the key to ensuring the Q-bomb taste. Baking soda can make the mala cake more elastic. Remember that the baking soda is fermented. Don't make a mistake.
Regarding the container, it is recommended that you use stainless steel short plates instead of live bottom chiffon molds, and live bottom and high basins are not good.