Baking cakes for babies over one year old
Eggs 3 | Low gluten flour 80g |
Milk or milk powder 60ml | White sugar 40g |
Lemon juice 2 drops |
Step 1
1. Separate the egg yolk and egg white and put them in separate bowls without water or oil. 2. Sift the flour into the egg yolksStep 2
Pour in the milk, mix the egg yolk, flour and milk until evenly mixedStep 3
Mix it like this and set aside Try not to have any grains. If it feels dry during the process, you can add a little milk in moderation. Do not add a lot at once.Step 4
Beat egg whites and add sugar in two batches Add the first time when making it into foamStep 5
When beating to a denser foam as shown in the picture, add sugar for the second timeStep 6
Beat until the egg whites have small peaks when you lift the whisk.Step 7
When beaten upside down as shown in the picture, the egg whites will not drip. This is the ideal state.Step 8
Mix the egg yolk paste with the beaten egg whites and stir them Divide it into two portions, one portion for the baby, and the other portion can be added with sugar or bean paste according to the sweetness of the adult's preference.Step 9
Mix it like this,Preheat a flat-bottomed non-stick pan over low heatStep 10
Pour into the pot according to the size you wantStep 11
After pouring, add a few drops of water to the empty space in the pot, then cover the lid and simmer for one minute.Step 12
After simmering for one minute, open the lid and turn over with a silicone spatula.Step 13
If the color only changes slightly after turning it over, sprinkle a few drops of water on it again, cover it and simmer for a minute. It will be good if both sides change color.Step 14
The cake is ready. Open it and look inside. It's as soft as the cakes sold outside. Cooking tips for baking cakes for babies over one year old1. Simmer the whole process, do not use high or medium heat to avoid burning.
2. For adults, you can brush butter on the bottom of the pot to make it taste more fragrant.
3. Be careful not to simmer the food for too long to avoid a bad taste