STEP 1/10
4 eggs left at room temperature
Mix it well in your cheeks.
STEP 2/10
Mix the egg yolk so that it doesn't separate
I'm going to put sugar in 3 to 4 times and whip it.
STEP 3/10
You have to cream it so that the flowing shape stays for about 3 to 5 seconds like in the picture.
If this is how creamy it is, mix it well at low speed for about 2 minutes and kill the big pores.
STEP 4/10
Mix well again with a spatula.
STEP 5/10
Sift flour, baking powder, salt, etc.
(Add salt x for salt butter and 2g for salt-free butter.)
STEP 6/10
If you want a softer texture, it's better to sift it 2-3 times in advance.
When you're done sifting, don't mix it too much. It's like you're scooping up the powder
Mix gently without clumping.
STEP 7/10
Put butter and milk in the microwave for 10 seconds
Mix a little bit of dough and mix well.
STEP 8/10
Mix carefully and well so that the dough doesn't break.
STEP 9/10
On the muffin cup + parchment paper
You can use a piping bag to put it in,
If you don't have it, put in 70% with a spoon.
There may be pores that you haven't killed yet, so hit the oven tray.
STEP 10/10
in a preheated oven
If you bake it for about 170 degrees and 20 minutes, you can meet Simone Castella!!
If you cut it in half, you can see the soft flesh without any big pores.
If you can afford it, you can put whipped cream inside and enjoy it as a whipped cream cake, and if you drink it with a cup of milk or coffee, it will go in smoothly!!!