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First, make a bean powder crumble. Place the room temperature butter in a bowl, add the rest of the ingredients, mix by hand, and clump together to form large and small chunks.
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Make the black sesame dough. In a bowl, mix the black sesame paste and soybean oil well with a whisk.
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Add sugar powder and mix well.
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Add eggs at room temperature two or three times and whip thoroughly with a hand mixer.
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Sift the flour, baking powder, and black sesame powder and mix them well with a spatula,
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Add fresh cream at room temperature and mix smoothly.
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Put in the bean powder crumble you made..
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After panning in a parchment pan,
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Bake in an oven preheated to 185 degrees Celsius for about 30 minutes by lowering it to 165 degrees Celsius. If it's clean, it's all cooked. The baking time can vary from oven to oven
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Remove the parchment paper from the finished black sesame cake and let it cool in a cooling net.
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While the black sesame cake is being baked, make black sesame ganache. Place the whipped cream in the saucepan and heat until the area around the saucepan is fluffy.
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Put the white chocolate in here for a while, and when the white chocolate is melted to a certain extent, mix the whipped cream and melted chocolate well with a spatula.
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Add orange liqueur and mix it
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Add the butter at room temperature and mix well.
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Add black sesame powder
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Mix it smoothly.
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Put the finished black sesame ganache in the refrigerator and harden it enough to apply to the black sesame cake
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If the black sesame cake is cold, place the concentrated black sesame ganache on the cake
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Spread it out with a spatula
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Then, bend the cake strip slightly, sweep it down as if wrapping the black sesame ganache, form a smooth dome, and harden it in the freezer for about 20 minutes
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While the ganache hardens, make bean powder glaze. Dissolve the white chocolate completely in a medium bath or microwave and mix well with bean powder.
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Add grape seed oil and mix well.
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Melt the cacao butter in the microwave and mix well with the bean powder and white chocolate mixture.
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The finished bean powder glaze will still be warm. Put it in cold water or refrigerator and cool it down to 30 degrees
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Pour the 30 degree cooled bean powder glaze over the pound cake smoothly, then sprinkle with a little black sesame. Then completely harden the glaze in the refrigerator or at room temperature
The finished pound cake can be stored for 3 days at room temperature and 5 days in the refrigerator.