【Hokkaido Chiffon Cake Cup】---Sweet afternoon tea
Overview
For cakes, I used to make more chiffons, either round molds or cake rolls, because I didn’t want to challenge other cakes when I couldn’t even make the basic chiffon. I started making this Hokkaido cake cup recently. Because it has a high egg content and a low flour content, it has a particularly delicate texture and a strong egg flavor. It’s a cake that looks ugly but tastes amazing. Once you’ve eaten one, you won’t forget it. On weekends, bake a plate and enjoy sweet afternoon tea with the children, on the balcony, sunshine, laughter, freedom... the simplest satisfaction and happiness!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Separate the egg yolk and protein, add 20 grams of fine sugar to the egg yolk and mix well. (The egg whites should be put into clean, oil-free and water-free containers)
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Add milk and corn oil and mix well.
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Sift in the sifted cake flour.
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Gently stir to combine.
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Put the egg whites into a clean, oil-free and water-free container, beat with an electric egg beater at low speed until they look like fish-eye bubbles.
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Add 1/3 of the caster sugar.
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Beat at medium speed until it becomes frothy and thick.
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Add 1/3 of the caster sugar again.
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When whipping until clearer lines appear, add the last 1/3 of the fine sugar.
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Continue to beat until you can form wet peaks with curved peaks.
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Take 1/3 of the beaten egg whites and add it to the egg yolk batter.
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Gently stir to combine. (Use the technique of cutting in half and stirring, do not draw circles, otherwise it will easily defoam)
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Pour the mixed egg yolk paste into the remaining 2/3 of the egg whites.
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Gently fold into a fine cake batter.
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Divide the cake batter evenly into small paper cups. (I filled 12 servings, and the other three paper cups were different, so I didn’t take a photo together)
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Place in the preheated oven, 200 degrees, middle layer, turn on low heat, cook for about 20 minutes, until the surface is golden brown.