Homemade recipe №088 Cake "Maple" recipe number 1

Description: Four layers of biscuit semi-finished product are connected by soufflé. Top and side surfaces are covered with soufflé And sprinkled with chocolate grits. The name is made with powdered sugar on a stencil.
The shape is square.

Description: ** Characteristics of a semi-finished product. ** A thick, fluffy mass of white color, well retaining its shape.
Manual: Hot sugar-agar syrup is introduced in a thin stream into the egg whites, beaten for 15–20 minutes, and beating is continued until a fluffy mass is obtained.
At the end of whipping, add a prepared homogeneous mixture of softened butter, condensed milk, citrus essence and stop whipping immediately.

Manual: Heats the lipstick to 70-75 ℃, add butter with stirring, then cocoa powder, vanilla powder, mix thoroughly and cool, pouring a thin layer.
After cooling, the mass is crushed and rubbed through a sieve with 3 mm cells. The resulting grits are scattered in a thin layer on sheets and dried in a dry and warm place.

Manual: Granulated sugar and water in a ratio of 4: 1 are boiled to a temperature of 120 ℃, agar is added, previously soaked in running water for 3-4 hours, heated over low heat with stirring until the agar is completely dissolved and molasses is added, after which the syrup is heated to 118 ℃.

Description: ** Characteristics of the semi-finished product. ** Transparent viscous syrup with the smell of essence, wine or cognac.
Manual: Granulated sugar and water in a ratio of 1: 1.1 are boiled with constant stirring, removing the foam that appears during boiling. The syrup is boiled down to a density of 1.22–1.25 (medium syrup), cooled to 20 ℃, filtered and rum essence and cognac or dessert wine are added.

Description: ** Characteristics of a semi-finished product. ** Homogeneous, plastic, glossy white mass.
Manual: Granulated sugar and water in a ratio of 3: 1 are brought to a boil in an open kettle with stirring, removing the resulting foam. Then close the cauldron with a lid, boil the syrup to a temperature of 108 ℃ and add molasses heated to 50 ℃, then boil it down to a temperature of 115-117 ℃ (test for a weak ball). At the end of cooking, add the essence.
Hot syrup is poured in a layer of 20–30 mm on a table with marble chips and cooled to 35–45 ℃ for 40–45 minutes. Chilled syrup is whipped on a beater for 15-20 minutes or manually on the table using a spatula.