cranberry cake
Egg whites (3 pieces) About 100 grams | Cake flour 35g |
Cornstarch 5g | Powdered sugar 20-40 grams |
Cranberry 20g | Table salt A few pills |
Rice vinegar A few drops |
Step 1
Get your materials ready! Separate egg yolks and egg whites! (The egg whites I used were left over from making egg tarts, so I omitted the separation!) Put the egg whites into a water-free and oil-free egg beating basin, then add salt and a few drops of rice vinegar (the vinegar is added to prevent the protein from degrading. Soak. If you have tartar powder at home, you can use 1 gram of tartar powder instead of rice vinegar).Step 2
When using an electric mixer on low setting to make fish eye bubbles, add 8 grams of powdered sugar.Step 3
When using an electric mixer at high speed to create fine white foam, add 8 grams of powdered sugar.Step 4
Then beat the egg whites at a high speed. When the egg whites have clear lines, add 8 grams of powdered sugar and continue beating.Step 5
When the egg whites are beaten, lift the egg beater to pull up the small sharp corners, and the small sharp corners do not bend.Step 6
Sift together the low-gluten flour and cornstarch, add into the whipped egg whites, and stir evenly from bottom to top!Step 7
Rinse the cranberries with clean water in advance and chop them into pieces.Step 8
Add the cranberries to the batter and stir!Step 9
Pour the mixed batter into the cake mold (because the amount is small, I put it in a 6-inch round mold!). I think the angel cake is difficult to release from the mold, so I put a piece of tin foil at the bottom of the mold. ! Smooth the surface as much as possible. Then hit the mold several times from a height of 10-20cm to release large bubbles.Step 10
Preheat the oven in advance, set the upper and lower heat to 150°C, and bake on the middle rack for 20-25 minutes (depending on your oven).Step 11
After the cake comes out of the oven, pierce it with a toothpick. If there is no wet residue on the toothpick, it proves that the cake is baked! After cooling, unmold, plate, and eat! Cranberry Cake Cooking TipsIf you don’t have cornstarch at home, you can replace the cornstarch with an equal amount of low-gluten flour!