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六寸戚風蛋糕～超詳細版

六寸戚風蛋糕～超詳細版的做法

蛋糕裏面最簡單也最難烤的就是戚風，戚風戚風有時真的讓人氣瘋，在摸索怎麽把戚風烤得完美的道路上我走了整整幾個月，試過好多配方，終于確定了這款戚風的方子，每次烤都非常成功，寫出來和大家一起分享。所有文字本人辛苦碼出來的哦，請勿轉載哦，謝謝^_^

難度：切墩(初級)	時間：1小時以上
主料
雞蛋3個	低筋面粉45g
純牛奶35g	玉米油30g
糖粉40g	檸檬汁幾滴

六寸戚風蛋糕～超詳細版的做法步骤六寸戚風蛋糕～超詳細版的做法图解1

六寸戚風蛋糕～超詳細版的做法图解1

1. 把蛋清与蛋黄分离，鸡蛋连壳总重140克，放蛋清的容器须无油无水无杂质，分离蛋清时要注意不能有一滴蛋黄在里面，否则很难打发。

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2. 鸡蛋液用手动打蛋器打匀后加入30克玉米油搅打均匀，玉米油可以换成葵花籽油，色拉油这些味道较轻的油，但不建议用黄油，菜油，橄榄油。

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3. 再加入35克牛奶搅匀，一定要多搅打一会，将蛋液与油和牛奶彻底融合。

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4. 放入45克低筋面粉拌匀，拌的时候用打蛋器呈z字形状轻轻的来回搅动，不要转圈搅拌，以免起筋。

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5. 打蛋器从面糊中提起，面糊从打蛋器上轻松顺滑的滴落下去且无干粉，蛋黄糊成功拌好，放一边待用。

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6. 蛋清中挤上幾滴檸檬汁，没有檸檬汁放幾滴白醋也是一样的，电动打蛋器将蛋清高速打发至蛋清呈现细腻的泡沫状时，加入三分之一的糖粉，有朋友问糖粉是什么，我是用白砂糖放料理机打的哦，打出来的就是糖粉。

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7. 用电动打蛋器继续高速打发，当蛋清泡沫消失，细腻顺滑的时候再加入三分之一糖粉。

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8. 电动打蛋器继续高速打发，打至湿性发泡时加入最后三分之一糖粉。

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9. 再继续打发至蛋白出现细腻的纹路，电动打蛋器改用低档打发一会，感觉有些微微的阻力时，停止打发，以免消泡，把打蛋头拎起来看一下，呈现直立的小尖角，打发完成。

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10. 用硅胶刮刀取三分之一蛋白放进蛋黄糊翻拌均匀，不要转圈搅拌以免消泡，从底下像炒菜那样翻拌，不要太重的拌，手法要轻。

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11. 拌好的蛋黄糊全部倒入打发的蛋白中，还是像刚才那样翻拌均匀，动作要快要轻。

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12. 这是拌好的蛋白蛋黄糊，细腻光滑。

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13. 把拌好的面糊倒入六寸阳极活底模中，从高处十厘米左右垂直摔几下震出大汽泡，我摔了大概十几下，哈哈，震平后如果模具边缘有滴落的面糊擦拭干净，否则会影响戚风的爬高。

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14. 把模具放入预热的烤箱，中下层上下火130度烤45分钟，每家烤箱温度不同，具体温度看各人家烤箱脾气决定，也可以温度再低个十度，时间再加个5到8分钟，温度太高了容易开裂。

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15. 这是烤到十五分钟时，如果你的蛋糕这时没有长高现象，可以把温度调高十度，也有可能是蛋白与蛋黄糊在拌的过程中消泡了，还有蛋白与蛋黄糊没有拌匀，或者是蛋白没打至硬性发泡，这几种情况都会导致蛋糕无法长高。

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16. 蛋糕烤好后戴着隔热手套迅速从烤箱取出蛋糕，垂直摔一下震出热气，然后立即倒扣在晾网上放至凉透，再多啰嗦一句，一定要倒扣凉透再脱模，否则会塌腰，回缩，可在烤网下放两个碗，让热气更好的散发出去。

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17. 这是蛋糕表面，颜色很均匀。

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18. 切开看下，蛋糕非常的细腻柔软，吃在嘴里口感很好。

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19. 这个戚风是我试了好几个方子下来的成果，觉得非常好，推荐给大家，我的菜谱里有一个八寸戚风方子，是六寸的所有材料x2倍，大家可以去看一下。

小貼士
烤這款戚風蛋糕要注意幾個烘烤過程中的細節，在烤制過程中請不要頻繁的開烤箱門，冷空去進入烤箱會讓戚風內部組織變的不穩定。判斷蛋糕烤熟一般是在蛋糕沖到最高點再回落，回落後再烤十分鍾就差不多了，再就是用手按一下蛋糕，蛋糕很快就彈起來了說明烤熟了，如果沒有熟可以延長時間或調高溫度再烘烤一會兒，如蛋糕顔色已經很深了但還沒熟則在上面加蓋錫紙低溫烘烤，以免顔色過深。

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