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蛋糕制作過程中關鍵細節在這裏

蛋糕店的櫥窗裏擺放著各種各樣吸人眼球的蛋糕，看著就嘴饞，在實際的制作過程中要把這些精美的産品制作成功，掌握其制作過程中的關鍵因素是必須的，爲了避免一些細節錯誤導致功虧一篑，下面我們一起看看蛋糕在蛋糕制作過程中，七個需要注意的關鍵步驟。

1、影響産品保質期的操作問題：攪拌容器要幹淨，特別是制作戚風蛋糕，否則將會出現攪打不起，最終蛋清變得好像水一樣，也會直接影響産品的保鮮期。所以，容器一定要徹底洗刷幹淨，制作戚風蛋糕還需要用熱水泡一下；磕雞蛋入桶時一定要注意衛生，最好是將雞蛋先洗一下，這樣有助于延長保質期。

2、打蛋漿時，雞蛋溫度最佳是在17～22℃，所以要根據季節來注意靈活調整。低溫打蛋漿加熱要適當。雞蛋溫度適當升高，有利于蛋漿液起泡快和防止烤熟後底下沈澱結塊。但注意溫度不可過高，如超過60℃時雞蛋清會發生變性，從而影響起發，因此要掌握好加熱的溫度，一般用手觸摸時不會燙手則可。

3、蛋糕油一定要在快速攪拌前加入，而且要在快速攪拌完成後才能徹底溶解，這樣蛋糕油不會沈底變成硬塊。加油時也忌一次性快速傾倒下，這樣也會造成漿料下沈和下陷，因爲油能夠快速消泡。

4、液體的加入。當蛋漿太濃稠和配方面粉比例過高時可在慢速時就加入部分水，如在最後加入盡量不要一次性傾倒下去，這樣很容易破壞蛋液的氣泡，使體積下降。

5、有時爲了降低面粉的筋度，使口感更佳，在配方中就加有澱粉的成分，一定要將其與面粉一起過篩時就加入，否則如果沒有拌勻將會導致蛋糕未出爐就下陷。另外澱粉的添加也不能超過面粉的1/4。

6、泡打粉加入時也一定要與面粉一起過篩，使其充分混合，否則會造成蛋糕表皮出現麻點，部分地方出現苦澀味的缺陷。》》如果您在烘焙過程中遇到原料不合適、或器具不順手那麽就點擊焙企通，海量資源供你挑選！

7、海綿蛋糕的蛋漿起發終點判斷，可參考如下方法:在差不多的時候，停機用手指伸入輕輕一劃挑起，如手指感覺還有很大阻力、挑起時很長的漿料帶出，則還未打起；相反如手指伸入挑起過于輕，沒有甚至很短的漿料帶出，則有點過了，所以在這時要特別注意，適時停機能達到理想的效果。

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