Soy milk chiffon cake
Overview
Original chiffon cake usually uses milk or water to prepare the egg yolk paste. Today I used cooked soy milk to replace the milk or water. The mixed cake batter can still smell the faint smell of soy milk, while the baked cake only has the aroma of eggs. The resulting chiffon cake is still light and soft.
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Ingredients
Steps
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All materials are ready
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Separate the egg white and egg yolk, pour corn oil into the egg yolk, and mix evenly
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Add soy milk and sugar and mix evenly
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Sift in cake flour
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Stir until smooth and smooth with no dry powder or particles
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Put the egg whites into a basin without oil and water
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When using an electric egg beater at low speed to make coarse bubbles, add 20 grams of white sugar
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Turn the egg beater to high speed and add 20 grams of sugar
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Continue to beat at high speed. When the texture is obvious, add the remaining 20 grams of sugar
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Continue to beat at high speed, lift the egg beater until the egg whites form small peaks, turn to low speed for one minute
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At this point the oven begins to preheat to 140 degrees. Take one-third of the egg white batter and fold it into the egg yolk batter
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Mix well
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Pour back into the protein batter basin
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Mix evenly until it becomes a fine and shiny cake batter
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Put it into two 6-inch removable bottom cake molds, shake it a few times to release big air bubbles
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Put it into the middle layer of the preheated oven, 140 degrees, heat up and down, first for 30 minutes, then turn to 160 degrees for 20 minutes. If the surface is too dark, you can cover it with tin foil halfway
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Take it out of the oven and shake it twice to release the excess heat
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Place upside down on a drying rack, let cool completely and then unmold
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The contestants removed the mold very cleanly and neatly
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Look, the tissue is very delicate and light