Mille-feuille cake, mango banja, eat a lot, but how to make a mille-feuille, when I haven't done it before, I really feel very powerful, why can I make such a skin!
I never expected that I would succeed once.
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Recipe: 2 eggs, 250ml milk, 25-30g sugar, 100g low flour, 30g unsalted butter
Knock on the blackboard:
**Batter can't be too thick! Good liquidity!
**Pan! Non-stick pan!
**Medium-sized fire! Cut for about 10 seconds!
**Scoop a spoonful of batter into the pan and turn the pan quickly! The dough skin has a bulging motion and you can come out of the pot!
Remember to make sure to have a small fire, or it will burn quickly!
Step 1: Milk, egg, sugar, low flour sifted, all together with an egg beater to stir well until there are no particles.
Step 2: Repeat the sieving 3 times, four times is OK. The purpose of sieving is to avoid having granular forms.
Step 3: Add the melted butter and continue to stir well.
Step 4: Medium-low heat, the pan does not need to be refueled, because the batter already has butter, and it can be drumned up in about 10 seconds.
Success, is it very simple, completely without difficulty? It can be used to make mango banjabs, wrapped in cream and mangoes.
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