STEP 1/10
After applying butter at room temperature outside of the mold, sift strong flour and shake it off to prepare
STEP 2/10
Remove the mascarpone cheese from the refrigerator and stir well with a spatula.
STEP 3/10
Beat in room temperature butter in a bowl and mix well with sugar and salt.
STEP 4/10
Put the eggs at room temperature and put them in 4-5 times and whip them thoroughly with a hand mixer. You have to put the egg out of the cold bowl so that it doesn't separate when mixed with butter. Add a little bit and whip enough
STEP 5/10
When you're done whipping, you'll find a slightly voluminous butter egg mixture. Put the mascarpone cheese in here, and then use a spatula to loosen the lump..
STEP 6/10
Whip it with a hand mixer for 1 to 2 minutes. Then it will blend well without separating from the egg mixture
STEP 7/10
Add the sifted flour and baking powder and mix them well with a spatula.
STEP 8/10
When mixed to a certain extent, add the disaroneo and mix smoothly to complete the dough. Dysarrono is a nut-scented liqueur. If you don't have it, you can skip it
STEP 9/10
Pan in a prepared mold, form a boat-shaped dough, and then deep-cut the center with an oiled spatula. Contrary to my plan, I panned all at once in the Oranda pan, but it was a bit too much when I baked it. I think it'll be okay to pan it out with one muffin pan
STEP 10/10
Preheat to 160 degrees for Smeg and bake at 150-160 degrees for about 50 minutes. If the top is solid and the skewer is clean, it's all cooked. Leave the baked cake for a while and remove it from the mold when it cools down. After that, let it cool completely in a cooling net. When it's lukewarm, wrap it and let it ripen for about a day before you eat it.