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First make the cake embryo, a small five-roll: melt 20g chocolate over water, mix it with 5g cocoa powder and 50g hot corn oil, and let cool.2
Add 50g milk and stir thoroughly until completely mixed.3
Add 50g low-gluten flour and mix evenly.4
Add 5 egg yolks and mix evenly.5
Preheat the oven to 170 degrees. Beat 5 egg whites + a few drops of lemon juice + 40g sugar until hook-shaped.6
Mix evenly with the egg yolk paste.7
Pour into a mold lined with oil paper, arrange it evenly, and bake in the oven at 170 degrees for about 25 minutes.8
Melt 30g chocolate and 30g whipping cream over water to form chocolate sauce and refrigerate.9
Take out the cake embryo after baking.10
While it is hot (it will look like the picture when it cools), print out the desired shape. Each box requires two layers of cake embryos.11
200g whipping cream+30gBeat sugar until yogurt-like.12
Add refrigerated chocolate sauce and 30g crushed Oreos.13
Punch until the texture is clear and put it into a piping bag.14
Put a layer of cake base on the bottom of the box and put a layer of cream.15
Put another layer of chocolate crisp beads.16
Put a small amount of cream to cover and put the cake embryo.17
Make chocolate glaze: 70g chocolate + 50g coconut oil + softened 5g gelatine sheets, melt in water (if you like nuts, you can add chopped nuts, but I don’t like them, so I don’t add them) ).18
Pour a layer on top and refrigerate for more than half an hour.19
Picture of finished product.20
According to the formula, four 260ml boxes can be made.21
It’s so delicious. This is my go-to chocolate box.