Matcha Melaleuca Cake

Matcha Melaleuca Cake

by Little Chef's Diary

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

3

Almost no one doesn’t like mullet cakes. Cake shops and dessert shops are addictive. The price is a bit expensive. Of course, the mullet cakes sold generally have more seasonings than they make themselves, so they taste naturally. It's more fragrant, but we make it at home. The cream can be spread a little thinner, but it still can't stop as soon as we eat it. This weight loss plan should fail again. The key is that a healthy diet also advocates a low-fat diet, especially for the elderly. , Children, and people with three highs, that is, normal healthy people should also develop good eating habits, otherwise many wealthy diseases will be eaten out.

Ingredients

Matcha Melaleuca Cake

1. Therefore, the matcha mille-layer patties have been improved. The cream is relatively small (thin layer). Not to mention that the cream is not satisfying to eat, and it must not taste good. If you do it according to my method, it is absolutely delicious. , Really!

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

2. Paste material:
3 eggs, 30g caster sugar, 250g milk, 25g whipped cream, 15g butter, 80g low-gluten flour, 6g matcha powder

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

3. Stuffing material:
250g whipped cream, 20g caster sugar, 1 pack of Oreo cookies

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

4. step:
1. Stir eggs + sugar + milk + whipped cream until the sugar melts

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

5. 2. Add sifted flour and matcha powder

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

6. 3. Add melted butter

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

7. 4. Filter the batter through a sieve to ensure that the batter is smooth enough and free of particles.

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

8. 5. Take a pan, turn on a low heat, take a spoonful of batter on the bottom of the pan, shake it quickly to make a big bubble, and then tear up the edges, then quickly pour it out of the pan and spread it flat. Continue to repeat the above actions until the batter is spread out.

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

9. 6. The cooked noodles can be stacked together (it won't stick together)

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

10. 7. After the dough cools, you can prepare the fillings

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

11. Filling production:
1. Whip the whipped cream with sugar until it does not flow
2. Take out the cream in the middle of the biscuit, and then use a squeegee to break into the bottom of the biscuit

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

12. 3. Next, you can do the last step:
4. Spread a layer of cream on the dough

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

13. 5. Sprinkle the cookie ends and repeat the action. (You can also sprinkle the crackers with several layers of cream)

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

14. 6. Wrap it with plastic wrap and put it in the refrigerator for 3 hours before you can enjoy it.

Matcha Melaleuca Cake recipe

Tips:

Tips:
Put the batter in the refrigerator and spread it out after 30 minutes, and the skin will be softer and smoother.
Dip some water on the knife when cutting it, which makes it easier to cut.

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