8 inch cocoa chiffon
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Ingredients
Steps
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Assemble the ingredients, divide the fine sugar into 20g each and 60g each
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[Eggs] Place the egg yolks and egg whites separately in a clean, water-free and oil-free basin. Add 20g of fine sugar to the egg yolks and stir for a few times. Add corn oil and stir to combine
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Pour in the milk and mix well
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Sift in 15g of cocoa powder
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Sift 85g of low flour into the egg yolk paste
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Fold evenly from bottom to top [I haven’t even finished turning it yet for taking pictures--! 】
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Add a few drops of lemon juice to the egg whites, beat the fisheye bubbles at high speed and add 1/3 of the fine sugar [add 60g of fine sugar in three batches]
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Beat until texture, add 2 times of fine sugar, continue to stir until it becomes bendy and wet, add all the fine sugar
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Continue to beat until dry peaks form, that is, when the egg beater is lifted, the egg whites can pull out a short, upright peak. To avoid overdoing it
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Take 1/3 of the egg white batter and add it to the cocoa egg yolk batter, stir evenly from bottom to top
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After mixing, pour the egg yolk paste into the egg white paste, and mix from bottom to top. Mix infrequently and quickly to avoid defoaming
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Pour it into the mold, spread it lightly with a spatula, and tap it a few times on the table to pop out the big bubbles in the cake batter
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The oven is set to 140 degrees in the middle for 60 minutes [The oven temperature depends on your own oven setting. If you are looking for perfection without cracking, bake at 120 degrees for 30 minutes and then turn to 150 degrees for 30 minutes]
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Immediately after taking it out of the oven, turn it upside down to prevent it from collapsing [It’s best to keep the cocoa chiffon at a low temperature without cracking. I saw that 9 out of 10 cocoa chiffons cracked, and no one posted a frontal photo of this]
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It’s pretty delicious, so it can be considered a success
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As a person who pursues perfection, I will modify the method to make a more perfect cake next time
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It tastes very good