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Preparation - Steps 1 and 2: Separate the egg yolks and whites Place the yolks into a large bowl and the whites into a small bowl.
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Heat up the milk and tea leaves in the microwave, and steep to make a rich milk tea.
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Strain and measure out 50 g of the brewed tea.
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Combine the ingredients and sift together.
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Put the salt in the egg whites.
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Beat the whites while adding 1/2 of the sugar in 2 batches, until the meringue is shiny ans forms firm peaks.
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Add the remaining sugar to the egg yolks, add the vanilla extract, and beat until it turns white and thick.
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Keep beating it until the mixer leaves marks in the batter as shown in the phot.
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Drizzle in the olive oil a bit at a time, beating well between each addition.
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Add the milk tea liquid a bit a time as well, and beat well.
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Add in 1/3 of the dry ingredients that you sifted in Step 2 and mix until they are blended in.
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Add the remaining amount, and fold and cut it in by scooping the batter up from the sides.
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Use the whisk you used in Step 6 to mix the egg whites from Step 3 and even out the consistency.
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Put 1/3 of the egg whites to the batter and mix until it blends in.
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Fold the rest in using a spatula.
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Pour the batter into a lined cake pan, and bake in an oven preheated to 180C for 15 minutes.
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Remove the cake from the pan and let cool on a baking rack with the parchment paper intact.
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When the cake has cooled down a bit, cover the top with another piece of parchment paper and leave to cool completely.
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After it has completely cooled, carefully peel the parchment paper off of the cake, and flip it over so that it's resting on the paper.
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Spread the cake with the filling of your choice.
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Carefully roll it up from the the side of the photo (the short side).
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Wrap the cake in plastic wrap when it is rolledup.
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Refrigerate until the cream has settled It should take anywhere from 2 hours (if you are in a hurry) to 5 hours.
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Decorate it as you like, and it is done.
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I made these as presents.