Spinach and red bean cake
Overview
I have never made the spinach juice cake that was popular last year. The new spinach on the market these days is tender and fresh. I buy a handful every day and either stir-fry or make soup. I also squeezed the juice and tried the chiffon cake a few days ago. I felt that the baked cake looked better than matcha, and it didn’t taste like spinach at all. I added light cream and honeyed red beans in the middle. It was delicate and soft in one bite, delicious and not greasy. Everyone loved it when I brought it to the children.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare the required materials
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Spinach juice is weighed
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Mix spinach juice, corn oil and egg yolk until evenly mixed
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Sift cake flour and add
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Cut into fine egg yolk paste
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Beat the egg whites with salt until fish-eye foam forms, then add sugar in three batches and beat until stiff peaks
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Mix the egg white foam and egg yolk paste three times
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The final mixed cake batter is very fine and shiny
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Pour the cake batter into the mold and shake out the big air bubbles
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Put it into the oven at 150 degrees, bake for 50 minutes, take out the small paper cup at 30 minutes
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Let cool and cut it in the middle
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Whip whipped cream with sugar
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Pour a layer of cream on the cake and sprinkle with honey red beans
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Cover with another piece of cake and spread another layer of cream
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Cut into eight pieces and decorate them with chocolate cookies
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I also made it once with strawberry decoration