Chiba Pattern Cake

Chiba Pattern Cake

Overview

It was the first time I did this. Although it looked a bit ugly, my husband still solved it by himself, haha

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Separate the egg yolks and egg whites, and put the egg whites in the refrigerator for 10 minutes. Now make the egg paste and mix the corn oil and milk.

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 1
  2. Pour in the eggs and mix well

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 2
  3. Add 20 grams of fine sugar and stir evenly.

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 3
  4. Sift in the flour, stir in stir-fry style, sift in the flour in 3 batches

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 4
  5. Stir until the egg batter is lifted into a fluid shape. Let the prepared egg batter rest. Prepare to whip egg whites

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 5
  6. Beat the egg whites until they look fish-eye, add 1/3 of the fine sugar and continue beating.

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 6
  7. When the mixture is smooth and smooth, add the second fine sugar and continue to beat.

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 7
  8. When the texture appears, add the remaining fine sugar and continue to beat.

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 8
  9. Finally, beat until the texture is very clear and short peaks can be drawn out

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 9
  10. Add 1/3 of the egg whites to the egg batter, and stir gently in the form of chopping vegetables. Do not make circles, as it will easily foam.

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 10
  11. Add all the egg mixture to the egg whites and fold gently.

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 11
  12. Pour the egg batter into the baking pan, (leave the remaining two spoons of egg batter to make the phyllo pattern), add a tablespoon of cocoa to the remaining egg batter, mix well and put it into a piping bag.

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 12
  13. Pour the egg batter into the baking pan, (leave the remaining two spoons of egg batter to make the phyllo pattern), add a tablespoon of cocoa to the remaining egg batter, mix well and put it into a piping bag. Make a cut.

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 13
  14. Put the cocoa into a piping bag, pipe it horizontally, and then use a toothpick to make vertical lines. Place in the middle rack of the oven at 175 degrees for 25 minutes.

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 14
  15. Warm the cake and place it upside down on another piece of tin foil (remember to put a plastic bag on the tin foil)

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 15
  16. Spread meat floss or jam on it. My husband doesn’t like jam so I added meat floss and cheese on the other side. It’s my favorite, haha

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 16
  17. Then roll the cake into a roll and put it in the refrigerator to set for 20 minutes

    Chiba Pattern Cake step 17