Rose Double Skin Milk
1.
Prepare the raw materials as shown in the figure
2.
Wash the rose and soak it in the milk for 10 minutes, then turn on the low heat to boil the milk until it boils, about 80 degrees, and there are small bubbles on the side of the pot to turn off the heat
3.
Pick the rose, pour the milk into two small bowls, let it cool a little so that it forms a layer of milk
4.
Separate egg white and yolk, only use egg white
5.
Add 10 grams of sugar to the egg white and beat
6.
Pour the milk that has already formed the milk skin carefully back into the big bowl, leaving the milk skin in the small bowl
7.
Pour the egg whites into the milk and beat them evenly
8.
Sift the beaten egg and milk liquid back into a small bowl, the milk skin will float on its own
9.
Cover the small bowls with lids or seal them with plastic wrap, boil water in the steamer, put the egg and milk in the steamer and steam on medium heat for about 10 minutes, simmer for 3 minutes, and pour a little sugar rose out of the pot. Eat hot or refrigerate
Tips:
1: Remember not to boil the milk when boiling, turn off the heat when there are small bubbles on the side of the pot, the temperature at this time is about 80 degrees;
2: The milk should be cooled until it is not hot before mixing with the egg white;
3: Sifting the egg-milk liquid will be more delicate;
4: Covering with plastic wrap and steaming can prevent the water in the pot from returning to the double skin milk, and the finished product will be more tender and smooth