【strawberry Charlotte Cake】
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First make the cake dough: add sugar to the egg whites in portions, and blow them to a rigid foaming state
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Add egg yolks and continue beating with an electric whisk
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Until the egg batter is beaten until the dripping marks are not easy to disappear
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Sift in low-gluten flour
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Stir evenly with a spatula, then put the cake paste into a piping bag with an opening of about 1cm
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Squeeze the cake batter with a length of about 7~8cm in sequence on the baking pan
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Sift a layer of powdered sugar on the surface and send it to the middle layer of the preheated oven, 190 degrees, 10-15 minutes
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Take another baking pan and squeeze out two round cake batter in a spiral manner
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Sift a layer of powdered sugar on the surface and send it to the middle layer of the preheated oven, 190 degrees, 10-15 minutes
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After baking, cut one side of the strip cake flat
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Put the side size into a 6-inch cake mold, fill in the part that is not long enough with another piece of cake, pay attention to not leaving a gap at the interface; then cut the round cake piece to the appropriate size and put it into the bottom of the mold, and set aside
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Let’s start making Bavarian whipped cream: Soak the gelatine slices in cold water and set aside
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Take 4 egg yolks and add vanilla sugar
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Beat until the egg batter turns white, set aside
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Pour the milk into a small pot and heat it on a low fire
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When the edge of the milk is slightly boiling, turn off the heat, and add the soft gelatine flakes
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Stir until the gelatin is completely melted
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Pour in the beaten egg yolk paste and stir while pouring
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After mixing, turn on a small fire and continue heating until the temperature of the egg liquid reaches 80~90 degrees, turn off the heat and let cool for later use
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Add powdered sugar to whipped cream
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Beat with an electric whisk at low speed to about 7 to distribute
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Add the cold egg cream
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Stir well and the Bavarian whipped cream is ready
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Pour Bavarian whipped cream into the rim of the prepared cake until it is about half the height of the rim of the cake
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Put in another slice of cut round cake
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Continue to pour the remaining Bavarian whipped cream to a suitable height, then put the cake in the refrigerator for half an hour and it will solidify
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Take out the cake, decorate with appropriate amount of strawberries and blueberries, and brush a thin layer of transparent mirror pectin on the surface
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After demoulding, you can decorate it with rim and ribbon
Tips:
1. The preparation of the cake base adopts the method of Japanese sponge cake, which is easier to send compared to the sponge cake that is usually whipped with whole eggs;
2. Bavarian whipped cream, to put it bluntly, is actually a mousse liquid, don’t be scared by this tall name~
3. When assembling the cake, stitching is indispensable, pay attention to the stitching tightly and don't leave gaps, otherwise the mousse liquid may overflow in the end;
4. For cakes decorated with fruits on the surface, it is best to apply a layer of transparent mirror pectin to prevent oxidation of the fruits~