Brazilian carrot cake

Brazilian pastries This cupcake is a classic version of Brazilian pastries! Brazilian hostesses bake it most often in a rectangular shape, watered with a sweet, glaze or simply sprinkled with powdered sugar, cut into pieces and served like that! Very unusual to me was the way to prepare the dough - in a blender! As it turned out, it is very convenient, the dough became absolutely homogeneous after whipping, the carrot crumbled well, became invisible, and after baking the cake turned out to be tender, mild, perfect! And even if you still do not have a blender - now there is an indisputable reason to buy it, because this cupcake is definitely worth a try. And what color is it sunny! Ugh! I recommend it very, very strongly! Just want to say that the prescription produces liquid glaze, and I did not have time to wait, so I increased the amount of starch to 3 tsp. According to the classic recipe, corn starch is also needed - I replaced it with carrofen for lack of corn.

Brazilian pastries This cupcake is a classic version of Brazilian pastries! Brazilian hostesses bake it most often in a rectangular shape, watered with a sweet, glaze or simply sprinkled with powdered sugar, cut into pieces and served like that! Very unusual to me was the way to prepare the dough - in a blender! As it turned out, it is very convenient, the dough became absolutely homogeneous after whipping, the carrot crumbled well, became invisible, and after baking the cake turned out to be tender, mild, perfect! And even if you still do not have a blender - now there is an indisputable reason to buy it, because this cupcake is definitely worth a try. And what color is it sunny! Ugh! I recommend it very, very strongly! Just want to say that the prescription produces liquid glaze, and I did not have time to wait, so I increased the amount of starch to 3 tsp. According to the classic recipe, corn starch is also needed - I replaced it with carrofen for lack of corn.

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