Spinach Bean Paste Decorated Cake

by Sonorous rose sweet mother

4.9 (1)
Favorite
5

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

3

Spring is here, everything recovers, the grass turns green, and the young tree sprouts, a piece of greenery is full of vitality, the green color looks pleasing to the eye. Spring is a good season to eat spinach. Spinach is a very common green vegetable that contains iron and vitamins. But it should be noted that although spinach has a high iron content, it contains a lot of oxalic acid, which will affect the absorption of calcium and affect the growth and development of children. If you want to remove oxalic acid, you have to boil the spinach in water before eating. Today I will teach you how to make a fresh spinach chiffon cake with pure natural pigments. The color of the cake is very beautiful! This is a six-inch spinach chiffon cake

Spinach Bean Paste Decorated Cake

1. Wash the spinach and let it boil in boiling water for 30 seconds

2. Put it in the food processor and make it into juice

3. Spinach juice, corn oil and stir together

4. Sift the flour and milk powder together

5. Z-shaped stirring

6. Pour lemon juice to beat the egg whites, add the soup three times to beat until dry

7. Stir the egg whites into the egg yolk paste three times and stir evenly

8. Pour into the mold from a high place to shake out bubbles

9. Bake at 145 degrees for about 50 minutes in the oven. After baking, cool and demould, and cut off the discolored ones.

10. White bean paste with cream and whipped flowers

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