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烘焙時務必記住的5個要點

臨近節日，越來越多的人著手制作節慶烘焙食品，不過對于非專業人士的你來講，也意味著搞砸慶典蛋糕和曲奇的幾率高。不過不用怕，因爲小編在這裏跟大家分享一些靠得住的烘焙小竅門。

顔色也是味道的一種

当烹饪或烘焙时，不要忌讳食物中的颜色。我们要学会喜欢它包容它。颜色也是味道的一部分。将颜色当作是配料的一种，正确地掌控它。有时候，食品的颜色是区别好与显著的因素。这是千真万确的，无论你是烘烤培根或是煮一壶焦糖又或是烘焙脆皮水果馅饼。当教别人如何去烘焙脆皮水果馅饼时，他们总是很害怕它的颜色太黑所以早早地将脆皮水果馅饼取出烤炉。这样的话，水果还没烤熟，面团还是那股面团味。如果你还觉得这不是什么大事，可以补救，直接用焦糖淋在馅饼上，接着再烘烤馅饼直到里面的水果变甜和成酱。如此的脆皮水果馅饼尝起来味道会很奇怪。

隱形檢查

你總是擔心自己會忘記放某一樣配料或稱錯了配料的數量，但你又不太確定是否真的這樣。此時，千萬不要冒險去直接切開蛋糕給別人享用。而是翻動蛋糕，取蛋糕底部的些許部分，將其放置一邊冷凍後再嘗試味道。如果蛋糕味道如願，那麽也沒人知道你曾經懷疑過蛋糕哪裏不對勁。而如果味道不好，那麽就直接重做，無需自責不已。

烘焙時用上眼睛、鼻子和直覺

不要被烘焙書上的時間所牽制。當你開始聞到烘焙食品的香味時，證明它快烤熟。如果你看到烘焙食品還沒有顔色變化，那麽可以適當地調高烤爐的溫度，然後靜觀其變。有時候想要做出好的食品，是需要作出適當的調整。運用上你所有的感官去感受是烘烤出好食品的唯一真正方法。

刷掉多余的面粉

當你展開任何面團的時候，你總是會用多余的面粉撒在工作台和面團上。而當面團處理好後，要用刷子將面團上對于的面粉刷掉。因爲這些面粉不會融入烘焙食品裏，也不會有好的味道，烘焙完後，它嘗起來只會有一些生面粉的味道。所以，這裏建議，無論展開任何面團，完事後都要用幹毛刷刷掉多余面粉。

擺設和燈光擺平一切

漂亮的盤子、昏暗柔和的燈光和糖粉常常能搞定一切有瑕疵的烘焙食品。你試過烘焙出有些許焦的食品?是否水果有些許塌陷?是否外形有些偏坡?無需害怕！將成品用漂亮的盤子盛著，撒上糖粉，再調暗燈光即可。這招絕對管用。

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