Matcha custard cocoa roll--the sweet taste of late autumn
Overview
I have always wanted to make a cake roll, but I didn’t want to go through too much trouble. I just couldn’t use up a large bucket of whipping cream, so I made the simplest chiffon, added a little color, and made a matcha custard, which made this relatively simple cake roll much richer.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Chocolate chiffon 170 degrees, bake for 15 minutes. (Insert a toothpick until the batter does not stick) Please refer to the previous article "Chocolate Chiffon" for the recipe
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Soak the isinglass slices in clean water until soft and set aside. Mix milk, caster sugar, cornstarch and matcha powder together evenly, add whipping cream, stir over low heat until thickened, remove from heat. After removing from the heat, add the soaked fish gelatin flakes, stir until completely melted, pour into a smaller rectangular mold, and refrigerate until completely solidified into custard.
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After baking, slowly peel off the baking paper.
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Turn the demoulded chiffon over and make a few cuts evenly on the surface, mainly to facilitate rolling it into a roll. Be careful not to cut it.
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Beat the light cream with caster sugar. Spread the whipped cream evenly on the surface.
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Cut the custard into strips and place them on 1/3 of the cake slice.
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Roll it into a cake roll. After rolling, turn the opening side down and let it rest for 15 minutes to take shape.
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I made cocoa custard by the way.
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Of course, the cocoa cake roll can also be rolled with cocoa custard instead of matcha custard. It depends on everyone's preference.
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The biggest feature of this cake roll is its extremely rich texture.