Marfan with jujube mud, brown sugar and bean dregs
Introduction:
"This brown sugar cake has only bean dregs but no flour. It has weak adhesion and is relatively loose. The bean dregs used are delicate and the taste is not rough. The collocation of brown sugar and jujube paste is sweet
Production steps:
Step 1: prepare materials
Step 2: knock the eggs into a large bowl and pour in the vegetable oil
Step 3: mix well
Step 4: add the chopped brown sugar
Step 5: stir until brown sugar dissolves
Step 6: pour in the jujube paste
Step 7: mix well
Step 8: pour in the milk
Step 9: mix well
Step 10: add bean dregs
Step 11: mix well
Step 12: pour in baking powder and baking soda
Step 13: mix well
Step 14: put the paper cup into the baking tray
Step 15: put it into the oven with 190 degree preheat, bake in the middle layer for about 30 minutes, darken the surface color and come out of the oven
Materials required:
Soybean dregs: 260g
Jujube paste: 30g
Egg: 1
Brown sugar: 80g
Milk: 30g
Vegetable oil: 25g
Baking powder: 1 teaspoon
Baking soda: 1 / 4 teaspoon
Note: the amount of milk should be adjusted according to the moisture content of soybean dregs. If the moisture content of soybean dregs is too high, part of the moisture should be removed by heating in advance. Bean dregs have no gluten, so there is no need to over stir,
Production difficulty: simple
Process: Baking
Production time: several hours
Taste: sweet
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