STEP 1/20
We need to make castella, which is called a shell, right? I'll separate the egg yolk
STEP 2/20
Put the first ingredient you measured and mix it with a hand mixer. If you have a whisk, you just need to whip it vigorously.
STEP 3/20
If it's like that until it's ivory, it's done
STEP 4/20
Strain the flour and mix it.
STEP 5/20
I put it in the video to tell you the degree of dough.
STEP 6/20
Put milk and vanilla extract and wait.
STEP 7/20
Put white sugar into the egg whites that you separated earlier
STEP 8/20
Make me meringue. Meringue is also very easy because there is a hand mixer. I'll make it firm until it feels that soft.
STEP 9/20
Mix it with the dough you were waiting for earlier.
STEP 10/20
Keep putting it in so that it's not watery. Dojima roll shell is done.
STEP 11/20
Put parchment paper on the oven pan
STEP 12/20
Spread the dough evenly by cutting it flat.
STEP 13/20
Bake at 180 degrees for 15 minutes. Is the process difficult? Maybe it's because I put on macarons, but it was too simple for me. I didn't feel like it was expensive because there were all the ingredients.
STEP 14/20
Add sugar and make soft whipped cream to go inside.
STEP 15/20
In the meantime, the castella is cooked well.
STEP 16/20
It's hard to take off the bread. Spread the parchment paper and oil it. I used grape seed oil.
STEP 17/20
Turn the baked bread upside down
STEP 18/20
Gently remove the parchment paper from the top. A white figure is revealed. I left the colored parts intact It's a part that's covered anyway. You can cut it off. Please trim the edges with a bread knife.
STEP 19/20
I'll cut it in half and get two. Make an acid on one side and apply whipped cream evenly.
STEP 20/20
Roll it up and leave it for a while. I like it more because it's hard when I keep it in the refrigerator. You can eat it after it hardens a little.