How to make roses on a cake
Today, we will share with you how to make a flower cake. Flowers can be chosen according to the atmosphere and festivals, such as roses for Valentine’s Day, carnations for Mother’s Day, etc. You can also choose flower types according to personal preferences. Today we will take a rose flower cake as an example to share with you how to make a rose flower cake.
Materials:
Sponge cake embryo: 4 whole eggs, 120 grams of fine sugar, 4 grams of salt, 120 grams of cake flour, a little butter and cake flour. Bean paste decoration and smearing: 500 grams of water-based white bean paste, 300 grams of light cream, 30 grams of fine sugar, a few drops of food coloring, and a few pieces of canned yellow peaches.

Start preheating the oven and set the upper and lower heat to 170 degrees to heat simultaneously. Spread a little butter all over the inside of an eight-inch live-bottom anode mold. Then sprinkle a little flour evenly and shake off the excess. Crack four room temperature eggs into a mixing bowl and add sugar and salt. Use an electric egg beater to beat the whole eggs in one direction. Until the beaten egg liquid becomes lighter in color and its volume becomes about three times its original size. Until the dripping egg liquid is so fine and viscous that it will not disappear quickly even if it falls.
Sift low-gluten flour into the basin. Use a spatula to gently stir from the bottom until there are no dry powder particles on the surface. Pour the cake batter into the previously processed mold, shake it a few times to remove air bubbles, and smooth the surface. Place in the middle rack of the preheated oven, heat up and down at 170 degrees simultaneously, and bake for about 35 minutes. The baking time and temperature should be increased or decreased according to the size of the mold and the actual oven temperature. After baking, place on a drying rack to cool, turn upside down and unmold, cut into two or three slices horizontally, and set aside.

Part of the process of plastering and decorating:
1. While the cake base is cooling, add cold boiled water to the white bean paste in small amounts one at a time to adjust the viscosity suitable for decorating.
2. Divide the white bean paste into several portions, add a few drops of pink food coloring to the larger portion, and mix well with a spatula.
3. Because I only make one pattern, I don’t need a nozzle converter, so I just put the 104 nozzle into the cut-out piping bag. Add the mixed bean paste into it as well.
4. Apply a little bean paste in the middle of the decorating nail, stick the decorating paper on it, and then use the nozzle to rotate the base on the paper as shown in the picture.
5. Rotate the decorating nail and squeeze the three petals on the first layer. A little flower heart is exposed in the middle.

6. Based on the first layer, start from the middle part of the three petals and extrude the second layer of three petals.
7. Pipe five petals on the third layer, seven petals on the fourth layer, and frame several layers of petals in sequence according to the size of the flower you want. You can also use a flower nozzle for the center and a larger flower nozzle for the petals, so that the extruded flower shape is more budding.
8. Squeeze all the flowers like this, use decorating paper to hold the flowers, put them into a tray, and freeze them in the refrigerator.
9. Drain the water from the canned yellow peaches and cut into small pieces. You can also use mango chunks or other fruits that are not easy to water out after being cut as a sandwich.
10. Add the whipped cream that has been refrigerated one night in advance to the fine sugar, and use an electric egg beater to beat it until it is ready for decoration.

11. Take the cake base divided into 2-3 layers, first spread a little cream on one layer of cake, and sprinkle with yellow peach pieces.
12. Spread an appropriate amount of cream on the yellow peach pieces and smooth it out.
13. Cover the top with another layer of cake slices and rotate the decorating table to smooth the surface of the cake. It can also be completely smoothed with bean paste, but I think cream and bean paste taste better together. You can also make a naked cake without smoothing it, leaving the cake embryo exposed, which is also very beautiful.
14. Decorate the bottom edge with cream or bean paste, using a star-shaped nozzle. The middle of the cake should be slightly elevated so that the flower shape is more three-dimensional.
15. Use piping scissors to move the frozen flowers onto the cake and arrange them.
16. Put the bean paste mixed with green food coloring into a piping bag and squeeze out the leaves in the gaps.
17. When finished, seal and refrigerate.

Well, as a baking layman, I was confused after hearing this. I really only know how to eat but not how to cook. It’s okay to save it and try it later. However, as a flower expert, Xiaohuafang would like to remind everyone that compared to the large number of flowers, edible flowers are still only a small part. Most flowers cannot be eaten casually, so of course not all flowers can be used. When it comes to making cakes, the most common one we usually use is rose cakes. Valentine’s Day is coming soon, and such a gift is so sweet!
In addition to edible roses, there are more than 100 kinds of flowers suitable for consumption including rose, lotus, mint, peach blossom, locust flower, pear blossom, apricot blossom, crabapple flower, wisteria, plum blossom, chrysanthemum, hibiscus, lily, jasmine, etc. So don’t eat it by mistake!
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