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无比派，肥版奥利奥| 巧克力夹心蛋糕

無比派，肥版奧利奧，巧克力夾心蛋糕，蛋糕奧利奧，其實都是一樣東西，而我更喜歡叫他蛋糕奧利奧，因爲這款小西點實在太像奧利奧了，不過看上去比餅幹奧利奧肥了好多，可愛瞬間加倍~~

原创作者抹茶杏仁芬

食材

雞蛋1個	黑巧克力35克
無鹽奶油126克	低筋面粉125克
泡打粉6克	可可粉22克
奶油奶酪120克	鮮奶60克
酸奶60克	無鹽奶油248克
糖粉24克
輔料
細砂糖100克	植物油28克
檸檬汁適量	香草精油

蛋糕奧利奧的做法步驟

1. 無鹽奶油1室溫軟化後加入一半的糖攪拌均勻，另取一碗把雞蛋和另一半的糖攪拌均勻後加入到無鹽奶油中拌勻。

2. 繼續加入植物油拌勻，加入融化的黑巧克力拌勻。

3. 加入一半混合過篩後的低粉、泡打粉和可可粉略拌勻後加入一半的鮮奶和酸奶的混合液體，醬紫交替的加入，直至全部加入，拌勻後即成巧克力蛋糕面糊。

4. 把面糊裝入裝好了平口擠花嘴的擠花袋中，在烤盤上垂直的擠出直徑約3.5cm高度約1cm左右的圓形。

5. 送入預熱190度的烤箱烘烤約13分鍾即可，烘烤結束後取出移至烤架上放涼。

6. 放涼時准備夾心奶油。

7. 奶油奶酪室溫軟化加入糖粉和同樣軟化後的無鹽奶油，用蛋抽攪拌均勻，加入適量檸檬汁和香草精油拌勻即可，裝入擠花袋中。

8. 擠花袋剪小口後把內餡擠在小蛋糕的底部，兩塊合攏既成

9. 大功告成啦

小貼士

1.我的硅胶垫上有圆形图案，没有的话可以用烘焙纸代替，并在纸上借用小圆模或其他圆形瓶盖之类的画上圆圈，要么你技术高超可以徒手制作。 2.挤出所有的面糊糊后，顶部会有小尖角，可以用手指蘸取少许冷水轻轻按平，不介意小尖角的也可以省略此步骤。 3.配方给出的是细砂糖，家里还有一小包黑糖剩余，我就用了一半黑糖一半细砂糖。 4.烤箱的温度和时间仅供参考，请以各家烤箱实际情况作调整。 5.没有模具和硅胶垫的TX,也可以事先在烘培纸上用瓶盖神马的画上圆圈来制作，以确保画出相等大小的圆形。 6.天气渐冷，软化奶油或是奶油奶酪可以用烤箱发酵档，比较省时省力哦~

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