Step1:1. Separate the yolk and protein in a clean, water free and oil-free basin.
Step2:2. Squeeze a few drops of lemon juice into the protein. Beat with an egg beater until it's in a rough state. Add 10 grams of sugar (30 grams in total) and continue to beat.
Step3:3. Whisk the protein to the bubble state. Add 10 grams of sugar. Continue to whisk.
Step4:4. Whisk the protein to the textured state. Add 10 grams of sugar. Continue to whis
Step5:5. Until it's sent. Lift the egg beater's protein into an inverted triangle. Until it's in a dry foaming state. Refrigerate the beaten protein.
Step6:6. Add 20 grams of sugar in the yolk. Beat with the beater until the sugar melts
Step7:7. Add salad oil while stirring. Mix thoroughly.
Step8:8. Stir while adding milk. Mix thoroughly.
Step9:9. Sift the low gluten flour into the yolk paste, and mix evenly until it is smooth and fine without dry powder particles.
Step10:10. Take out the protein cream from the refrigerator. Take half of the protein and add it to the yolk bowl. Stir quickly from bottom to top.
Step11:11. Add the mixed egg yolk paste into the remaining protein. Quickly mix from top to bottom.
Step12:12. Divide the batter into two parts. Take one part. Put the Matcha powder and mix it quickly from top to bottom.
Step13:13. Take the bottom mold of the cake, scoop a tablespoon of yolk paste into the mold, and then scoop a tablespoon of tea powder into the mold (the oven can be preheated at this time). The time and temperature of each oven are different.
Step14:14. And so on. Pour all the faces into the mold. Shake on the table a few times. Shake out bubbles. Put into the preheated oven. Lay down the layer. 180 ° for 20 minutes.
Step15:15. Turn it upside down and let it cool down. (forgot to take a picture of this step) then demould.
Step16:16. Cut with a knife, and you will enjoy the beauty.
Cooking tips:There are skills in making delicious dishes.