Shuiyu Matcha Cake Roll

by Follow the fish

4.7 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

4

My colleague brought me several packs of Ruozhu from Japan before and came back with matcha powder. The shelf life is not so long. It will expire in two months. So recently I drink matcha latte more frequently and sometimes make it from time to time. A cake roll or something~ Shuiyu matcha sandwich cake roll~ A touch of fresh green, we can make it hard, otherwise it would be a pity that this cake roll uses a small 20 grams of Ruozhu, so self-willed.

Shuiyu Matcha Cake Roll

1. Matcha milk jelly ingredients: 130g milk, 8g isinglass powder, 25g cold water, a few drops of lemon juice, 10g matcha powder (ruo bamboo), 30g caster sugar; 200g whipped cream, 25g caster sugar

2. Pour the isinglass powder into the container;

3. Add cold water and lemon juice;

4. After the isinglass powder completely absorbs the water, the insulating water melts;

5. Put the matcha powder and caster sugar into the container and mix well;

6. Slowly pour the milk into the matcha powder, and stir evenly while pouring;

7. Until the milk is completely poured in and blended with the matcha;

8. Sift the matcha milk solution;

9. Pour the melted fish gelatin solution;

10. After stirring evenly, let it cool for later use;

11. Pour whipped cream and caster sugar into the basin;

12. Use the whisk to beat at low speed and then at high speed;

13. Whipped to 6 for distribution, showing a barely flowing state;

14. Pour the matcha gelatin powder solution mixed in step 10 into the whipped cream;

15. Whisk evenly with a whisk;

16. Pour it into the mousse ring wrapped in plastic wrap, flatten the surface and refrigerate to shape;

17. Use a mold to engrave the shape of a four-leaf clover;

18. Use a mold to engrave the shape of a four-leaf clover;

19. Stack the carved four-leaf clover panna cotta and put it in the refrigerator for later use.

20. Water jade batter material: 10g unsalted butter, 10g caster sugar, 10g egg white, 10g low-gluten flour

21. After the unsalted butter has softened at room temperature, add caster sugar and stir well;

22. Pour in egg whites and continue to beat evenly;

23. Put in low-gluten flour;

24. Stir evenly with a spatula to make the water jade batter;

25. Put the mixed batter into the piping bag;

26. Spread a piece of greased paper on the bottom of the baking pan, smear corn oil, squeeze the batter, and store in the refrigerator for later use.

27. Matcha Chiffon Cake Roll: 3 egg yolks, 25g corn oil, 55g milk, 62g low-gluten flour, 8g matcha powder (ruzhu), 15g caster sugar; 3 egg whites, 40g caster sugar, a few drops of white vinegar, a pinch of salt Filling: 300g whipped cream, 36g caster sugar, a few drops of vanilla extract

28. Knock the whole egg into a basin without water and oil, and remove the yolk with a clean spoon;

29. Pour corn oil, caster sugar and milk into the container; use a whisk to stir into rice soup;

30. Mix low powder and matcha powder, sift in, and mix slightly until there is no dry powder;

31. Put the removed egg yolk into the batter slightly mixed in step 30

32. Stir with egg yolk until it is smooth and has no particles;

33. Add a few drops of white vinegar to the egg whites;

34. Beat with a whisk at low speed until coarse foam; pour in 1/3 of white sugar, first at low speed and then at high speed to beat the egg whites;

35. Add the remaining fine sugar in two portions;

36. Add the remaining fine sugar;

37. Beat the egg whites until wet foaming;

38. Take one third of the beaten egg whites and put it into the matcha egg yolk paste;

39. Use a whisk to mix evenly; pour the mixed egg yolks into the remaining egg whites

40. Cut and mix evenly

41. Pour the mixed batter on the oiled paper squeezed with water jade batter;

42. Smooth the surface and knock out bubbles gently;

43. Put it in the preheated oven at 170 degrees Celsius, middle level, top and bottom baking mode, bake for 15 minutes until cooked, take it out and place it on a drying net to cool;

44. Pour whipped cream and caster sugar into the container;

45. Put in vanilla extract;

46. Use an egg beater to send to a state where flowers can be mounted;

47. Spread a layer of whipped cream on the surface of the cake slice;

48. Put the matcha panna cotta in the middle;

49. Roll up the cake and put it in the refrigerator for half an hour;

50. After shaping, cut off the uneven edges of the cake roll;

51. The surface can be decorated as you like.

Tips:

~Crushing Thoughts~
1. The mousse ring used for the matcha panna cotta is a 16*26 rectangular mousse ring. A total of 15 clover are carved out, and the length after stacking is 26cm;
2. The embossed shape can be selected according to your preference;

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