Raspberry Breeze
1.
Add whipped cream to milk and orange peel and heat to about 60 degrees
2.
Add spun sugar to the egg yolk to beat
3.
Take part of the heated milk and pour it into the beaten egg yolks, stir until the sugar melts
4.
Pour the egg yolk back into the milk and mix well
5.
Strain the well-stirred custard
6.
The filtered custard is allowed to stand for half an hour to make the bubbles generated during stirring disappear
7.
Put three raspberries in the bottom of the baking cup, pour in the custard, and it will be 8 minutes full
8.
Fill the baking tray with water, put the baking cup into the baking tray, and the water will reach half of the baking cup.
9.
Set the oven to 150 degrees for up and down for 40 minutes. After preheating is complete, put the baking tray in the middle of the oven for baking. After the bake has cooled, put it in the refrigerator for more than 3 hours
10.
Baked tiles: melt the butter, add powdered sugar and stir evenly
11.
Add egg whites and stir well
12.
Add low powder and stir until there are no particles
13.
Add almond flour and black sesame seeds, mix well
14.
Put the tarp on the tarp, scoop the tile paste onto the tarp with a small spoon, and spread it out into a thin round cake.
15.
Set the oven to 170°C for 8 minutes. After the preheating is completed, put the gauze on the middle layer and bake. After the end, take out the tiles and cut them into the desired shape
16.
Sprinkle a layer of granulated sugar evenly on the surface of the cloth
17.
Use a musket to burn the sugar into caramel
18.
Put the roasted tiles, red currant, and mint leaves on the surface for decoration
Tips:
Orange zest is used to flavor Bule, if not, you can replace it with vanilla clip or vanilla essence.