I used a big awn. It was all diced. A tablet of 5 g of gliding.
Step1:I went to the supermarket to buy the biscuits. I went to the cream myself, and then I broke them with a rolling pi
Step2:The butter is heated in the microwave oven or melted in water. Pour into the biscuit foam. Mix well and put into the cake mold. Compact. Send to the refrigerator for refrigeration
Step3:400g mango is mashed with 350g milk and 15g mil
Step4:Three gilding tablets in cold wate
Step5:Pour the rest of the milk and sugar into the milk pot. Turn off the heat and put in the jililing tablet and stir to dissolve
Step6:Put 300g mango puree into the milk pot and stir evenly. Remember to keep about 50g mango puree for standb
Step7:Cream. It doesn't need to be too hard. Just beat. Pour in mango paste. Stir well
Step8:Take out the cake mold from the refrigerator. Pour in half the mango paste. Put in the last 50g of mango dice. Continue until the mango paste is finished. Shake a few bubbles. Refrigerate in the refrigerator for 2 hours
Step9:Soften the last gilding tablet, put 60g hot water into it, melt it, and then put the remaining 50g mango puree into it and stir it evenl
Step10:Take out the cake mold after 2 hours. Pour in mango glue and refrigerate for one nigh
Step11:I blow it with a hair dryer for a while, and it will be demoulded. If there is a bit of chemical on the edge, put it in the refrigerator and refrigerate it to make a shape
Step12:I cut it straight. I cut a biscuit
Cooking tips:The biscuits must be very crumbly. The powder shape is the best. Then melt the butter and pour it in. If it's still dry, put some more butter. The biscuits have different water absorption. It's OK to stir them all. My biscuits are not so crumbly and have skills in cooking.