Mala cake with chicken oil
Introduction:
"Mala cake used to be a favorite food of Malay people in Singapore. Its original name was Mala cake. Later, it was introduced into Hong Kong and Guangdong, and was called Mala cake by Guangdong dialect. It is a common variety of Cantonese morning tea, with fragrant chicken oil, golden color, soft and smooth texture, and soft and dense entrance."
Production steps:
Step 1: pour all the materials into the mixing basin and stir them into a smooth paste
Step 2: apply oil on the bottom and around of the plate, and pour the batter into it
Step 3: steam over high heat for 30 minutes
Step 4: draw a circle around the pot with a knife
Step 5: change the knife to disk after cooling
Materials required:
Chicken oil: 25g
Medium gluten flour: 100g
Milk: 100g
Egg: 50g
Sugar: 75g
Custard powder: 7g
Baking powder: 7g
Note: the proportion of yolk in the egg liquid should be higher. I used two yolks and one egg white, so that the finished product is golden and the color is more beautiful
Production difficulty: simple
Process: steaming
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: milk flavor
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