Sicilian Orange Cake & Cheese Cream Frosting
Overview
The recipe for this cake originally came from Daisy's Sina blog. This cake was once very popular, and most people who made it praised it. I have been collecting it for a long time, but I have never started making it. I feel that there is too much butter and it is heavy on the body. This time, because of the welfare of Sohu self-media people, I got a tasting experience of Chu Cheng. Looking at such good oranges, I had the desire to use Chu Cheng to make Sicilian orange cake. This is also thanks to the cooperation between Sohu We Media and Womai.com, which gave me the opportunity to have the impulse to practice the Sicilian orange cake that I have long wanted. This cake actually doesn't taste greasy at all and is so delicious that you can't stop eating it. The aroma of orange and cream echo each other, making you feel happy every time you take a bite! This cake looks a bit like a pound cake and is very easy and convenient to make. Because of the addition of orange peel, you can smell the rich orange aroma during the baking process. It is very rare that ingredients alone can achieve this effect! Because the addition of orange peel and orange juice makes it taste very fresh, even butter-based cakes do not taste greasy. Sicilian orange cake, different from chiffon and sponge cake, this Sicilian orange cake looks like a pound cake, and the taste is closer. After adding orange juice, it is not as sweet as the previous pound cake. You can feel the softness and sweetness of Sicilian orange cake in every bite you take!
Tags
Ingredients
Steps
-
Two inspirational oranges
-
Wash the oranges with fine salt and dry them
-
Rub out the orange zest, only one layer of yellow peel is required, do not expose the white areas, as the white areas will be bitter and affect the taste
-
Cut in half, you can see that the skin is thin, juicy and tender
-
Squeeze out orange juice
-
Flour baking powder salt together
-
Place it in a sieve and stir evenly with chopsticks
-
Place the mold into a paper tray and preheat the oven to 190 degrees
-
Butter is fully softened
-
Beat with sugar in 3 batches
-
The color becomes white and the volume becomes larger
-
Add the eggs in batches and continue to beat until fully beaten, then add the next time, and continue to add all the eggs in this way
-
The texture in the whipped state is delicate and shiny, and has more than doubled in size.
-
Sift the powder directly into the container
-
Use a silicone knife to mix until the dry powder is no longer visible
-
Add orange juice and mix well
-
Add the orange zest and stir evenly with a rubber spatula
-
Add rum and mix well
-
Put the batter into a piping bag
-
Squeeze the cut edge into the mold 7-8 minutes full. It doesn't matter if it's not flat. It will be flat once it's in the oven. No need to level it
-
Place in the preheated oven for about 20-25 minutes
-
It's ready when it's golden in color, or if there's no stickiness when you prick it with a toothpick, it's done.
-
The baked cake is left to cool on the baking rack
-
Make cheese cream frosting: 210g of cream cheese, 150g of Anchor unsalted butter, 45g of powdered sugar, 45g of fresh lemon juice, a few drops of butter, cut into small pieces and softened
-
Add powdered sugar all at once
-
Whisk until the color turns white
-
Add softened cream cheese
-
Continue to beat until evenly
-
Just squeeze in a few drops of fresh lemon juice and beat a few times
-
Put the nozzle into a piping bag, and then put the whipped cheese cream frosting into
-
Pipe a circle on the baked cake
-
Just decorate it with fondant roses made in advance