French Pancake Bread
Overview
The thought of spreading oil and sugar on such a heavy piece of bread makes my heart tremble. Will it be too sweet? Is it too oily? Most importantly, how high in calories? However, there is no doubt that the butter mousse bread, which originally did not have much sweetness, will definitely become sweeter after such a twist. I always thought that the book only said to put the bread slices into the syrup and soak them slightly, but it was a little unclear as to how to slightly soak them. When you actually get your hands on it, you will know that you can pick it up immediately just by wetting the surface slightly. The so-called soaking does not mean letting the bread slices dive into the syrup, but just dipping each side in the syrup. Because the bread slices will quickly absorb the syrup and become soft. Looks good, rich butter flavor. . .
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Ingredients
Steps
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Almond butter
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Beat the butter until fluffy and add the sugar
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Stir until the color turns white
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Add egg liquid in portions
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Beat evenly
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Add almond flour and mix well
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Add brandy
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Mix well and set aside
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Syrup
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Pour sugar and water into the pot
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Heat until sugar dissolves and boils, remove from heat and set aside
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Cream mousse bread and decorations
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Cut the bread into 1.5 cm thick slices
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Put both sides into syrup and soak slightly
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Place in baking pan
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Place in the oven, heat to 220 degrees, and bake for 5 minutes
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Let it cool slightly after taking it out of the oven. Turn the unbaked side up and put an appropriate amount of almond butter
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Smear evenly
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Add some sliced almonds
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Sift over powdered sugar
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Put in the oven, middle layer, heat up and down at 220 degrees, bake for 7-15 minutes
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Color the surface and come out of the oven,