I baked this cake for few times and really delighted with
the cake texture: soft, light & spongy. Thanks Sonia for the recipe :)
Source : Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover
Ingredients:
4 Egg yolks (large)
20 gr Caster sugar50 gr Oil
60 gr Milk
1/2 tsp Vanilla extract
90 gr Cake flour
4 Egg white (large)
1/4 tsp Cream of tartar
60 gr Caster sugar
Method:
- Preheat oven to 160C **
- Lightly whisk egg yolk with sugar.
- Add in corn oil and milk, stir to combine.- Add in cake flour, mix well, set aside.
- Beat egg white & cream of tartar until foamy, then gradually add in sugar, beat till stiff peaks.
- Take 1/3 portion of egg white mixture and use hand whisk
to mix with egg yolk mixture till light. Fold the balance of egg white mixture
into egg yolk mixture, combine well.
- Pour batter into (see note ##) 7 or 8 inch pan, bake for 60 mins or until cook.
Note :
** Sonia baked this sponge cake at pre-heated oven at 140c for 25mins (at lower rack), then increase to 170C (at lower rack) and continue to bake for 30mins.
## Sonia suggested - don’t line with paper and don't use a non-stick pan. However, my experience, I lined the paper in the pan, the cake rise well too.
So, why made so many times, not even see any cake posting ..... hehehehe .... check on my next posting :)
Oh gosh it looks super soft! The sponge recipe uses chiffon method, I can imagine how soft it is, yums!
ReplyDeleteThanks Honey Bee, yes this sponge cake is soft & spongy.
DeleteThanks for your shout out. Yes , you can line paper but don't use non-stick paper. I saw you bake at 160C all the way, actually I was thinking to change to this setting too.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for sharing with this great recipe. I used to bake all my sponge cake using 160C in my oven. :)
DeleteI never have success rate for sponge. Time to experiment. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI believe you can do better than me, based on your experience. You sure will like this sponge cake :)
Deletea perfect looking one! yeah, would like to see your decorated cakes..! have a good week, doris!
ReplyDeleteThank Lena, you will see them soon :)
DeleteYour sponge turned out so well and looks perfect. I want to adopt this recipe too :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Phong Hong, you should try it and sure you will love it too :)
DeleteHi Doris,
ReplyDeleteYour sponge is beautifully baked.
I can see it is very soft and spongy.
I must try this too.
Thanks for sharing.
mui..^^
After whisking the egg whites you only need 1/3 portion of it??
ReplyDeleteHi Anon,
DeleteWe don't want to use all the stiff egg whites at one go, therefore only use 1/3 portion pour to the egg yolk mixture, stir well. After that, pour this batter mixture to the 2/3 portion of the egg whites, mix well until incorporated. Hope this will clarify the step :)
Hi,
ReplyDeleteMay i know the heat u used for ur oven is all around? Or just the bottom heat?
Regards,
Kennis
Hi Kennis,
ReplyDeleteMine is table top oven, so I used top & bottom heat. :)
hi..
ReplyDeletewanna ask about milk.. for 60 grams of milk, did those using milk powder? thank you.. ^^
Naomi
Hi Naomi,
ReplyDeleteYou may use any milk. The recipe is liquid/ fresh milk. If you are using milk powder, you have to dilluted with water first, then measure 60 gr. Happy Baking!
hi, may i know whether you used fan forced oven or normal oven for the 160c temperature? tq
ReplyDeleteHi Shidanasir, my oven is the table top oven, ie. 26L Tefal oven OV1000.
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