
Step1:Prepare material

Step2:Put the egg white and yolk in two containers. The egg white container should be free of water and oil

Step3:Add milk and corn oil to the yolk and beat wel

Step4:Add sifted low powder and baking powde

Step5:Use a scraper to stir evenly. Do not stir in circles to avoid defoamin

Step6:Sugar powder is added into the protein three times, and it is added for the first time when the protein makes a rough bubbl

Step7:Add the second time when you hit it more delicat

Step8:Add the remaining sugar powder when you can see the line

Step9:When you pull up the beater, you can see the sharp right angle and turn the beater upside down, and the protein will not flow

Step10:Take one third of the protein and mix it in the yolk paste evenl

Step11:Mix the egg whites in the yolk batter twice, then half the cake batter in a containe

Step12:Pour in the sifted cocoa powde

Step13:Mix evenl

Step14:Take a spoonful of original cake paste with a spoon and put it in a six inch round mold, then take a spoonful of cocoa paste with another spoon and put it on the original cake paste

Step15:Two kinds of batters are placed in the mold alternately and then the mold is lifted with both hands to shake out the bubble

Step16:Put it into the preheated oven and bake it at 160 ℃ for 25 to 30 minutes. Use toothpick to stick it into the cake body. If there is no residue on the toothpick, it means the cake is ripe

Step17:Take out the buckles and put them on the baking net upside dow

Step18:It's a little bit cracked when the temperature is high. Take it out with a release knife

Step19:Although the finished product is a little bit open, fried chicken likes this patter

Step20:The taste is also very good. The finished product is not retracted or not bad
Cooking tips:When pouring batter, first pour a spoonful of original flavor and then pour a spoonful of cocoa in the middle and then another spoonful of original flavor and cocoa in the middle. It's not necessary to spread the batter on the bottom. The batter will be poured in with the top of the batter. The more the texture, the more delicious the dishes.