Here is a new recipe for you: Torta Arlecchino T-shirt
Today I want to show you how to prepare a soft and soft all-colored cake, beautiful for the Carnival but usable on any occasion.
Thanks to the mold you can prepare any football theme cake: Use the guide included to create the cake of your heart team.
We pass to the preparation of the cake and the ingredients of this Carnival cake in the shape of a Harlequin T-shirt
Ingredients
3 eggs
125 grams of yogurt (my fishing yours can be of any kind)
250 g sugar
350 gr of type 00 flour
1 sachet of baking powder
120 ml sunflower seed oil
Preparation of the Carnival cake
- Mount the eggs with sugar with a whip, you can smear them with a hand or electric whip.
- Add all the rest of the ingredients, I recommend you first incorporate the flour, then oil and stir.
Then the yeast that if you want a perfect cake you have to sift with a setcake.
Mix it well.
- Meanwhile, take some food dyes in powder or gel at your choice and divide the dough into 3 bowls (I chose as red, blue, yellow), my choice was the same as the one in the world. sugar paste used to decorate the cake outside.
Mix the various doughs well and pour in the T-shirt pan according to your tastes, you can unbalance with the colors and with the way to pour the dough.
I suggest you don’t mix them together or you won’t have a stain effect, if you prefer a palette effect, take a skewer and mix them together.
- At this point, it level all by banging the cake and bake pre heated to 180 degrees for 30 minutes.
You will feel the scent of the cake already after a couple of minutes, always try stecchino to verify its cooking.
- Just bake the cake, and cooled decorate it with many polka dots made with sugar paste of different color.
We also made star confetti and spinning stars..
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