Batik Deco Cake


First time doing this, tried to copycat the drawing from my batik selendang (Batik piece that I used to carry my baby boys hahhahaaha) Although the result not too perfect, but at least I am quite satisfy with the colours and the end results :)

Source : IG @elsaelwin

Tools : for 18x18x4 cm baking pan, your favourite drawing picture

Ingredients A (batter for decoration):
2 Egg whites
20 gr Caster Sugar
20 gr Corn flour
20 gr Plain flour
Colouring (optional)

Ingredients B (batter for cake):
3 Egg yolks
30 gr Sugar
30 cc Oil
50 cc Fresh milk
60 gr Plain flour (for chocolate cake: 30 gr cocoa powder + 30 gr plain flour ) or add chocolate paste
1/4 tsp Vanilla

Ingredients C (batter for cake):
2 Egg whites
20 gr Sugar
12,5 gr Corn Flour

Filling:
Strawberry jam or your favorite fillings

Method:

Ingredients A (Decoration):
- Whisk egg whites until frothy, add caster sugar until stiff peak, fold in the corn and plain flour.
- Divide into few portion as you need for colouring. Fill into piping bag and ready to pipe.
- Prepare the picture that you want to draw on your cake, put int the base of 18x18cm baking pan. Lay the baking paper on top of it.
- Start drawing on top of baking paper by using ingredients A
- Once ready, bake in preheat oven with 180C for 4 mins ( watch carefully, don’t let it burn) Take out from oven.

Ingredients B:
Whisk egg yolks and sugar until pale and thick, using low speed, add oil and fresh milk until mixture incorporated. Add in shifted flour, whisk until batter thick.

Ingredients C:
- Whisk egg whites until frothy, add in sugar slowly, add in corn flour, and beat until stiff.
- Mix B to C partially until batter finish, mix. Slowly pour in to the pan with drawing in it. Don’t forget softly tap the pan few times to let the air out.
- Bake in preheated oven 180C for 20 mins or cook.
- Let it cool and slowly open the baking paper.

Notes :
For chocolate cake, the step almost the same, except add cocoa powder or chocolate paste.

 

6 comments:

  1. Wow, your cake looks so colourful and beautiful! You must be a talented artist to think of decorating your cake like this.

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    1. Thanks for your compliments, hahahaha this is the first and the last to try this, lot of hardworks for me to do this hahahahaaa.

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  2. Wow, that's very pretty! Well done, DG.

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  3. Hi DG,
    This is such a pretty cake!!
    Love the batik deco too!
    mui

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    1. Thank you so much for the nice words Mui Mui. :)

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