8-inch cranberry chiffon
Overview
How to cook 8-inch cranberry chiffon at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare materials. 12 eggs!
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Egg white and yolk separation
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Egg whites and yolks are placed in two water-free and oil-free stainless steel basins for later use
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Chopped cranberries
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Add egg yolk to milk
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Add blended oil
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Mix well
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Sift out the flour
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Stir into a seedless egg yolk slurry, stir sideways while stirring, and try not to make circles. Set aside.
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Pour in cranberry crumble
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Add a few drops of white vinegar to the egg whites (it would be better to use lemon)
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Use an electric whisk to beat into large froth
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Continue to beat, add powdered sugar in three batches
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Here is a little explanation of the photo of powdered sugar. If you use powdered sugar to beat the egg whites, the baked chiffon will be more delicate. This is the conclusion I came to after using various sugars😎
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Beat until the texture is clear and not flowing, and it can be bent without falling off. That's it. This feels a bit like the bubble hair gel from before😜
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Take one-third of the egg white and add it to the egg yolk mixture
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Stir into a mixed paste
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Pour the above mixture back into the remaining egg whites and stir into cake batter.
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Pour into two 8-inch molds respectively and vigorously shake out any big air bubbles. (I can make two 8-inch ones with 12 eggs.) If you are afraid of not being able to finish it, just halve all the ingredients.
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Preheat the oven to 145 degrees for 60 minutes.
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When it comes out of the oven, the temperature inside will be a little higher and the cracking will be a bit serious, but the outside looks pretty good. 😜
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Shake it vigorously a few times to release the heat, turn it upside down and let it cool
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Demold
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I scraped it with a stripper and there were a lot of crumbs on the edges. Please give me some advice on how to dress beautifully😅
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The finished picture is not collapsed at all! 😎😎
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Finished product pictures
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Finished product pictures