DessertsBiscuit Roll BaseBiscuit Roll Base is a fundamental preparation in Italian pastry-making, characterized by an extremely soft and elastic dough that's perfect for creating delicious filled rolls. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ × 4 / 5 You need to enable JavaScript to voteDifficulty EasyPreparation 10 minutesCooking 9 minutesServings for Serves 6 Send × Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest Save PrintThe Biscuit Dough is one of the Basic Preparations of Italian pastry: a soft and thin dough characterized by incredible elasticity, which allows you to prepare delicious filled rolls.The Biscuit Dough Recipe is quite simple, and the main ingredient is eggs, whose whites should be whipped to soft peaks, then adding sugar to create a meringue that will serve as the base for the dough. Another essential ingredient is the vegetable oil, which will give elasticity to the preparation. We decided to flavor this Biscuit Dough with the addition of lemon zest to give a citrusy and fresh touch to this delicately flavored dough.The Biscuit Dough for Rolls has a very quick baking time, so never take your eyes off it to avoid burning, especially the edges. Ideal for rolling up on itself, this Biscuit Dough is also perfect for being cut in half and filled like a sponge cake: its softness will win you over from the first bite.If you are looking for other Basic Preparation Recipes to create delicious desserts in your kitchen, we recommend checking out the Paste Biscuit Joconde, a French variant of the Italian Biscuit Dough characterized by almond flour, the Sablée Dough, the Shortcrust Pastry, and the Brisé Pastry.And now let’s head to the kitchen with electric whisks at hand: today we’re preparing together a super soft Biscuit Dough flavored with lemon!Ingredients for Serves 6150 gams of Egg Whites100 gams of Sugar70-80 gams of Egg Yolks30 gams of All Purpose Flour20 gams of Potato Starch50 gams of Seed Oil1 pinch of Salt1 teaspoon of Vanilla ExtractCopy Ingredients ListOpen in AppMethodDownload our APP with exclusive content and LESS ADS! Click here and GET IT FREETo prepare the Sponge Roll (Pasta Biscotto), first whip the egg whites with sugar.Now add the egg yolks and, folding from bottom to top, incorporate them well into the mixture.Using a whisk, incorporate the sifted flour and cornstarch, and finally add the vegetable oil in a thin stream, mixing the batter with folding motions from top to bottom to keep it light and airy.Thoroughly oil a baking tray, line it with parchment paper, and pour the batter, leveling it evenly. Bake at 180°C (356°F) for 13-15 minutes in a conventional oven (or at 170°C (338°F) for 13-15 minutes in a fan-forced oven) until fully cooked.Once golden brown, remove your Sponge Roll from the oven, turn it over onto a damp, well-wrung kitchen towel, and gently remove the parchment paper used for baking. Cover the Sponge Roll with plastic wrap and let it cool for about ten minutes.Then remove the plastic wrap and transfer the Sponge Roll onto a sheet of parchment paper, taking care to remove any remaining crusty edges. Your Sponge Roll is now ready to be filled with your chosen filling! Finally, remember to download our App with exclusive content and fewer ads!Variations and AlternativesIf desired, you can replace the vanilla extract with grated lemon zest or orange zest. To make a Gluten-Free Sponge Roll, you can substitute the all-purpose flour with an equal amount of cornstarch.TipsWe recommend not beating the egg whites too stiff, but keeping them creamy for a softer and more elastic result. The Sponge Roll (Pasta Biscotto) is a delicate dough that tends to burn very quickly, so check it often and remove it from the oven as soon as the surface turns golden brown.StorageThe Sponge Roll can be stored at room temperature, well wrapped in cling film to keep it moist, for 1 day. Once filled with fresh creams, it should be stored in the refrigerator where it will keep for 1-2 days. If filled with jams or spreadable creams, it can be stored at room temperature under a cake dome for 1-2 days.Comments Cancel reply Leave a comment