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Coat the boiled red beans with flour. Add a little bit of powder to the boiled red beans and coat them well, then sift them down once to remove unnecessary flour.
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Beat in the yolk well and add sugar to it, then whip enough to whiten and thicken
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Warmly heated grape seed oil and..
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Add warm milk and mix well with a whisk
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Sift together the flour, baking powder, and matcha powder, and mix well with a whisk.
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Foam the cold whites so that the bottom is not visible, then add the meringue sugar three times, making a glossy, soft-horned meringue.
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Divide the meringue into the yolk mixture twice and mix well in a large motion.
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Add the red beans and mix them lightly.
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Panning in a sprinkled chiffon pan, draw a circle with chopsticks to arrange the dough. After a slight shock,
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Bake in a preheated oven at 150 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes. Turn the cake upside down and cool it down
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Separate the cake from the mold with a knife or hand. Cool the separated cake completely and place in an airtight container so that it does not dry while making ganache.
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Let's make matcha ganache. Dissolve the white chocolate completely in a medium bath,
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Add the matcha powder and mix well.
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Add the whipped cream that is heated enough to make the area around the saucepan soft, and mix well little by little.
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Completed in a glossy state, Matcha Kanashu cools and hardens on ice water or in cold places to thicken. When it hardens to a certain extent, put it in a piping bag.
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Cut the mousse belt into small pieces at the bottom hole of the chiffon and place it in the hole, and fill it with matcha ganache. ~
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Make a cream chant and decorate the middle hole. Add sugar to cold whipped cream and whip until the horn is slightly raised (80%) and place it in a piping bag with a 1.5cm round tip,
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Squeeze the top of the chiffon filled with ganache. Sprinkle some Matcha powder and it's done! Let's ripen it in a cold place for one night before tasting it.