The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans!

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans!

by Little durian mother

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

2h

Serving

2

I want to cook something for my kids! It's not easy! I may be a mudslide in the baking world~~"

Ingredients

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans!

1. 2 eggs, separate the egg whites.

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans! recipe

2. Weigh starch, milk powder, yogurt.

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans! recipe

3. Starch, milk powder, and yogurt are mixed together. Stir well!

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans! recipe

4. Add a few drops of lemon juice to beat the egg whites.

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans! recipe

5. This degree.

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans! recipe

6. Turn it upside down, and the egg white does not drip. It's okay to hit this level!

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans! recipe

7. Mix the egg whites with the yogurt starch milk powder that was mixed well before! Do not draw circles and avoid defoaming.

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans! recipe

8. Put it in a piping bag.

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans! recipe

9. Squeeze onto oven paper. Forgive my big and small 😂

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans! recipe

10. Control the temperature of the oven up and down to 100° for 1-1.5 hours, depending on the temper of each oven.

The Failed Yogurt Melted Beans! recipe

Tips:

Hehe, I always feel that the temperature of my oven is too low. Seeing other people’s recipes at 100°, I have to add it to 110°. As a result, it's battered! Because I came to the oven door halfway, the fried bean curd noodles collapsed! The road to baking is extremely difficult, and we continue to sum up experience and lessons! The temperature is too high, what will happen, it becomes batter, and the inside is still raw!

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