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Preparing ingredients
Cream cheese, animal cream Cream cheese - Recommended for 'Alone' products (I don't recommend Philadelphia because it's salty.) Animal cream - Recommended for 'Everyday' products (replaceable whipped cream)
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Preparing ingredients
Cream cheese, animal cream, stevia sugar, eggs All ingredients are prepared at room temperature without cold air stevia sugar - regular sugar replaceable
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Place cream cheese in a bowl and blend finely without any small lumps
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Using a silicone spatula, smooth out cream cheese while adhering to the wall
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Mix with stevia sugar If you don't like sweet taste very much: 40g recommended If you want to enjoy sweet taste moderately: 45g recommended
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Beat the eggs - work separately to minimize bubbles during the mixing process. (Use + 50 to 55g of eggs)
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Mix the beaten eggs in the batter
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Next, add whipped cream
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Mix the ingredients evenly to the bottom so that they don't play separately
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Remove lumps and egg strings that cannot be loosened with a sieve This step can be omitted if you remove the string before mixing the eggs.
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Putting Parchment Paper Muffin Mold on Muffin Mold - Muffin mold is better than paper foil because the muffin mold is low.
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Pour the dough into a muffin mold (60-65g per piece) When using a high muffin mold or cake No. 1 high mold (7cm), combine the ingredients and bake.
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Based on mini oven >> 230 degrees 20-25 minutes baking (pre-heat 230 degrees 10 minutes) The baking time and temperature vary depending on the type of oven, so check the condition after 10 minutes. If it doesn't have a baking color: Bake for 20 minutes and turn on the heating wire to bake for another 5-8 minutes. (Optional, based on mini oven)
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After baking, let it cool as it is and put it on a plate. (5-10 minutes) (+ It tastes better if you let it cool and age the refrigerator for more than 6 hours.)
It's good to make because it's baked in a muffin mold and the amount is appropriate and the storage method is simple. I recommend it because you can make it easily without measuring it separately, so anyone can follow it easily with an oven. Also, I recommend using parchment paper muffin mold instead of paper foil because it is less watery and can be easily aged after baking.