Is this compounding decisive decisive factor?"Like a shop pancake" in the fluffy souffle with no thickness

When Hina (@hi36987) introduced a full -fledged souffle pancake on Twitter, more than 13,000 times were retweeted, and more than 57,000 likes gathered.In the reply column, people who want to eat are commented, such as "It's amazing ... it's really like a pancake in the shop" and "Let's make it on the next holiday".[BUZZFEED JAPAN/Reuna Hisamatsu] [Image] Relaxed to make a souffle pancake!

From Hina's Twitter / Via Twitter: @hi36987

Here is the completed state.This is the one who eats at the shop ...!It is so thick that I think.

BUZZFEED talked to the contributor Hina.

Hina, who lives in Kansai, has been making sweets on their own since last year. He explains that the reason for devising the recipe is that he liked souffle pancakes and often went to restaurants. "In this age, it became difficult to go to the store. I have been trying and trying to make it at home, so I have been trying and error since last year." It seems that it was released on Twitter because the most favorite thing was completed. The pancake part of the recipe posted on Twitter is completely original. The pancake part was adjusted by yourself, and while the arrival was arrived, the meringue part was referred to the net. "Previously, there were tips on the net to stabilize meringue. The idea of ​​adding lemon juice and potato starch is referring to that." The amount of hot cake mix used is 15g, which is less than usual. Why? "If the amount of flour is large, it will be crushed as soon as it will be crushed, and it is hard to become fluffy." "Also, I like pancakes with a light texture, so I keep it a little." He also taught me the tips. "Meringue is to whisk it so that it does not fall even if the bowl is upside down, and do not mix too much when matching with the fabric." It was the first recipe post, but I was surprised at the response that many people received. "I'm honestly surprised to see so many people so far. I was a little worried that it would have been a little easier to understand!" I think"