I have to make Qifeng for my son almost every other day. The eldest brother is still quite fond of it for 20 months now. There is still one month left. I'll make it every day when he comes out.
Step1:Isoprotein bubbles start to get smaller, add 10 grams of suga
Step2:Beat the protein to a state close to that of cream. Add 10 grams of sugar twic
Step3:Whipping into wet foaming is to add the remaining 10 grams of sugar. Turn to high speed to make dry foamin
Step4:This is a good protei
Step5:Mix well in the yolk bow
Step6:Sift in the low powder. Stir it up and down. If there is any particle, draw Z and stir until the low powder is completely integrated into the egg yolk paste
Step7:Add a small amount of protein. Stir wel
Step8:Return the yolk paste to the egg white bowl and stir evenl
Step9:Pour in 6-inch mold. 8 points ful
Step10:Bake for 30 minutes at 150 degrees in the middle and lower layers of the oven. Bake for 10 minutes at 170 degrees. Finally, bake for 20 minutes at 150 degrees. Bake it, take it out and buckle it. When it's cool, take it ou
Step11:The finished product is just like thi
Step12:It looks good. The taste is not very sweet. You can add more sugar if you like it. It's not too sweet for your personal habit (I can't eat sugar if I have pregnancy induced diabetes. And it's made for Xiaobao). Anyway, it's a month away from birth. Eat it to satisfy your appetite
Cooking tips:As long as the protein is sent to dryness and the flour is not stirred in circles, there is almost no problem that there are skills in making delicious dishes.