| 摘要 |
FIELD: food-processing industry, in particular, preparing of farinaceous confectionery products. ^ SUBSTANCE: torte has layers of products placed onto one another, with lower layer being pastry-aerated mass, middle layer being aerated cream and top layer being souffle mass. Pastry-aerated layer is prepared by preliminarily mixing at rotational speed of 240-280 rev/min for 20-30 min of margarine, sand sugar, and melange for producing of homogeneous mass, with following adding of top-grade wheat flour and providing further mixing of mass at the same rotational speed for 1-2 min. Resultant mass is distributed on confectionery sheets in even 5-6 mm thick layers and said sheets are baked at temperature of 200-225°C for 10-15 min and cooled. Aerated cream with fatness of 20-30% is produced from vegetable fats. Souffle is prepared by aerating crude egg albumen at rotational speed of 200-240 rev/min for 15-20 min; introducing thin stream of sugar-agar syrup having temperature of 85-95°C, introducing at the end of aeration process homogeneous mixture of whole condensed milk, unsalted softened butter, vanillin and citric acid, and immediately stopping aeration process. Pastry-aerated layer is cut into individual products, aerated cream is spread on its surface and souffle mass is applied to aerated cream layer. Resultant product is subjected to slight drying and its top surface and side surfaces are decorated with chocolate glaze. Weight ratio of torte lower, middle and top layers is (19-20):(30-33):(39-41). Chocolate glaze is used in an amount of 3.5-4.5% by weight of torte. Pastry-aerated layer components are used in the ratio, weight parts: margarine 31-32.5; sand sugar 31-32.5; melange 22-22.5; top-grade wheat flour 42-44.6. Souffle components are used in the ratio, weight parts: sugar-agar syrup 61-62.7; unsalted butter 22-22.7; whole condensed milk 11-11.2; crude egg albumen 6.4-6.5; citric acid 0.38-0.39; vanillin 0.25-0.26. Sand-agar syrup components are used in the ratio, weight parts: sand sugar 58-59; syrup, preferably starch syrup, 29-30; agar 0.8-0.82. Sand-agar syrup is prepared by mixing of sand sugar and water in the ratio of 4:1; heating syrup to temperature of 120°C and adding agar wetted in running water; heating in slight flame to provide for complete solving of agar; adding syrup and boiling it to temperature of 117°C. Torte has clearly defined layers, which are not mixed with one another, unique taste and increased shelf life due to creation of film preventing moisture from penetration into layers. ^ EFFECT: intensified production process and prolonged shelf life of product. ^ 5 cl, 2 ex |
