Red Velvet Cake once dominated the royal feast in 19th century Europe. Even in the eyes of such extravagant and fastidious people as Queen Louis XVI of France, it is still an irreplaceable dessert. It has a velvety texture. The mellow smell of cream, the fragrance of strawberry and the slight acidity of blueberry all add unique and wonderful taste to it. It's also bitter and sweet with a little bitter or light drink.
Step1:Put the protein and yolk of the three eggs into two egg beating bowls respectively. Put the protein into the refrigerator cake roll baking tray (11 inch-28 * 28) and spread the oil paper on it. Prepare an extra piece of oil paper slightly larger than that on the baking tray (for cake roll). Preheat the oven at 170 degree
Step2:Add 15g of fine sugar to three yolks. Mix them by hand. Teacher J suggested that the making of yolk paste is very simple. One thing we need to master is not to circle hard and avoid mixing in the same direction. Stir the emulsified egg yolk evenly and finel
Step3:Add 45g corn oil into the yolk liquid. Stir quickly and evenl
Step4:Add 30g milk and mix slowly. Control the mixing within 3060 seconds to make it emulsified. Teacher J suggests that bubbles may be generated at the beginning. Continue to mix slowly until the bubbles become smaller and disappear into a delicate paste
Step5:Sift in the flour with low gluten twice. Mix with J-shaped mixing method evenly without particle
Step6:Add 8g red velvet solution. Continue to mix evenly with J-shaped mixing metho
Step7:Take the protein out of the fridge. Whisk it to the beer bubble state at a low speed. Teacher J's hint: 1. Before whisking, use the eggbeater to pick the gluten in the protein 56 times. This will help to whisk the protein. 2. This time, there is no sugar in the whisk
Step8:Add 1 / 3 of 45g white granulated sugar and whisk to small bubbles at high spee
Step9:Continue to add 1 / 3 of white granulated sugar and whisk to the obvious striation stat
Step10:Add another third of white granulated sugar and whisk at high speed until the corner turn
Step11:First take one third of the protein and add it to the yolk paste. Turn it in J-shape and mix well. Then pour the mixed yolk paste back into the remaining two-thirds of the protein and continue to mix in the J-shap
Step12:The height of the batter 1520cm from the baking tray is poured into the baking tray (11 inch-28 * 28) paved with oil paper. The surface is gently scraped with a soft scraper. Then, shake it gently. Shake the bubbles out. Bake in the oven at 170 ℃ for 20 minutes
Step13:The cake buckled on the oiled paper shelf while it was hot. Carefully remove the oilpaper when it is warm. Try to keep the surface of the cake as complete as possibl
Step14:Roll up the cake while it's hot and let it coo
Step15:Pour 200g cream into a clean basin without water. Add 20g sugar and beat until it is wet and foamy
Step16:Trim one side of the cake into a beveled edge (the cake roll will be more beautiful). Leave about 23 cm (to avoid rolling
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