Crust Milk 250g
Powdered sugar 30g Cornstarch 30g
4 eggs (Three whole eggs and one egg yolk) Butter 20g
Stuffing ： Light cream 450g
Castle sugar 55g Vanilla extract A little
Mango pulp 350g Low flour (cake crust) 50g
How to make mango layer cake A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 1

Step 1

Pour milk into container; A great afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake~Illustration of how to do it 2

Step 2

Mix cake flour, cornstarch and powdered sugar; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 3

Step 3

Sift flour into milk; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 4

Step 4

Mix well with a hand whisk;

Step 5

Put three whole eggs and one yolk into a bowl; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 6

Step 6

Place a manual egg beater against the wall of the bowl and beat the eggs; A good afternoon tea treat for family and friends ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 7

Step 7

Slowly pour the milk batter mixed in step 4 into the egg liquid, stirring evenly while pouring; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 8

Step 8

until everything is poured in; A great afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 9

Step 9

Sift the flour at the bottom of the sieve and gently scrape it into the batter with a spatula; A good afternoon tea treat for family and friends~Mango Thousand Crepe Cake~Recipe Illustration 10

Step 10

Obtain a uniform and fine batter; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 11

Step 11

dice butter; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 12

Step 12

Insulated water melts;A great afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 13

Step 13

Take a little sifted batter, pour it into the butter, and stir evenly; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 14

Step 14

Then pour the stirred and emulsified butter batter into the remaining milk batter, mix well, and let stand for half an hour; A great afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 15

Step 15

Take a non-stick pan, heat it over low heat for a moment, then scoop an appropriate amount of batter into the pan, hold the pan with your hands to shake the batter, and spread it; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 16

Step 16

Fry over low heat until the batter forms, then peel it off; make all the pie crusts in turn, wrap them and refrigerate them for half an hour; A good afternoon tea treat for family and friends ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 17

Step 17

Peel and core the mango, then cut into cubes and set aside; pour the light cream into a clean basin, add sugar and vanilla extract, and beat at low speed then high speed;A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 18

Step 18

Take out the refrigerated pie crust and tear it apart one by one; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 19

Step 19

Place a piece of pie crust on the bottom of an 8-inch round mold, wrong side up; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 20

Step 20

Spread a little whipped cream A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 21

Step 21

Cover with a pie crust and flatten the surface to distribute the cream evenly; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 22

Step 22

Repeat steps 20~21 twice; A good afternoon tea treat for family and friends~Mango Thousand Crepe Cake~Recipe Illustration 23

Step 23

Put the cream into a piping bag, cut the opening, and pipe the cream into a circular shape; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 24

Step 24

Add mango pulp evenly; A good afternoon tea treat for family and friends ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 25

Step 25

Squeeze appropriate amount of cream and spread evenly;A great afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 26

Step 26

Cover with a pie crust; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 27

Step 27

Repeat steps 20~26, layer by layer, until all the pie crust is placed and the mold is full; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 28

Step 28

Place it in the refrigerator for half an hour to set; place a tray at the bottom of the mold, turn the layer cake upside down, and take off the mold; A good afternoon tea treat for friends and family ~ Mango Layer Cake ~Illustration of how to do it 29

Step 29

Write production steps Mango Layer Cake Cooking Tips

~Thinking~ 1. Sieve the batter after mixing to make the finished pie crust more delicate; 2. If the sifted batter has many small bubbles, it needs to rest for half an hour before frying to avoid excessive air holes in the cake crust; 3. When frying the pancake skin, use low heat and peel it off once the batter is formed; 4. Stack the fried pie crusts one by one and put them in the refrigerator for half an hour after they are all done; 5. The 22cm non-stick pan used this time made a total of 18 pie crusts, and 16 were used in the finished product; 6. With the help of the removable bottom cake mold, stacking and shaping is more convenient; 7. After demoulding, you can decorate as you like.