Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree)

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree)

by Still good food

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

2h

Serving

2

Almond Chocolate---One Mind

Gold foil chocolate---love is stronger than gold

Coffee Chocolate---I love you

Brownie---Sentimental

White Chocolate---Strong affection

Liquor Chocolate---Fall in Love with You

Mint Chocolate---First Love

Milk Chocolate---Love

Cob whole chocolate---unchanged

Creamy Chocolate---Love Extremely You

Walnut Chocolate---Crying Love/Loss of Love

Chestnut Chocolate---Break Up



In addition to the different meanings of flowers, chocolate is also "heavy and earnest." The "variety" of chocolate you receive can reflect your value in the minds of your lover. This is a subconscious reflection. On the contrary, by what kind of chocolate you give to your lover, you can know how important your lover is to you and what you want. How can the lover improve.

If you send animal chocolates to your friends, whether you are a big friend or a kid, girlfriend or girlfriend, they will be attracted by this cute little touch. This is the first time I'm making chocolate with chocolate, and it will inevitably be a little rough. But my experience tells me that as long as the small details are handled well, even the first time will be very beautiful. "

Ingredients

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree)

1. Ingredients: 294 grams of chocolate (red, white, green, and brown, you need to know the weight) 31.5 grams of sugar, 35 grams of water, 75 grams of maltose

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

2. .Put them into a bowl and melt in water.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

3. .Weigh the white sugar maltose and water separately.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

4. Pour the sugar and water into the pot to melt.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

5. The way the chocolate melts.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

6. . Pour in maltose and stir to melt.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

7. . Calculate the weight of the chocolate to add the sugar water and stir until the chocolate and sugar water are mixed.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

8. . Sprinkle fried cornstarch on the plate, pour the stirred chocolate mash into one corner of the plate.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

9. Let it cool, and form dough.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

10. .Take a small ball and round it.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

11. .Press 1/3 by hand to divide the two sections into a circle respectively.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

12. 12. Take the white chocolate puree into a drop shape.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

13. . Stick to the lower part of the small circle as the nose, and use the bean-shaped stick to point the eye seat.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

14. .Use white and black mud to rub the small eyes and install them.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

15. . Make a semicircle and stick it on the belly.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

16. .Make the hands and feet separately, and install them as shown in the figure.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

17. 17. Take a piece of the same color as your body and round it with a round stick to make your ears.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

18. .Now you can rub a small tail and put it on. Don’t forget to make a small decoration.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

19. Use the same method to make a bunny

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

20. Use the same method to make the little penguin.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

21. Shave out the green chocolate with a chocolate planer (I wanted to shave but it broke)

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

22. Low powder 100 g orange juice 15 g honey 35 g milk 30 g blended oil 50 g baking powder 2.5 g soda powder 1 g egg 1 orange meat 30 g

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

23. Beat whole eggs and honey evenly

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

24. Then pour in the blended oil

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

25. Pour the milk and stir well

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

26. Sift in the mixed flour. Stir evenly

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

27. Pour in the pulp and mix well.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

28. Pour into a paper cup.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

29. Put it in the preheated 190 degree middle layer and bake for about 25 minutes.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

30. After it's cold, trim the cake flat, sprinkle with chocolate chips and put on small animals, and you're done.

Still Learning to Bake--chocolate Penguin Cupcakes (with Chocolate Puree) recipe

Tips:

With 600 grams of chocolate, 65 grams of sugar, 65 grams of water, 70 grams of maltose, 150 grams, the weight of the chocolate is calculated based on the number of ingredients. If the chocolate is hard and soft by pinching it with your hands, if it is really inconvenient to pinch, bake it in the oven at a low temperature for a few minutes, and just take it out and pinch it. Don't overbake it, it will get oily, I just made such a mistake. It's cold and hard faster, it's best to make it in a heated place, otherwise it will harden as soon as you pinch it and it will not be easy to install. I did it for a whole day because it was not easy to make, and things like small eyes were not easy to glue, so I just did it myself. There is also chocolate mash that can be stored for 4 months if it is refrigerated and fresh. I don't know the details.

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