Eight inch cake embryo
Egg Yolk A 5 | Pure milk A 60g |
Corn Oil A 60g | Vanilla Extract A 1g |
Low gluten flour A 100g | Fine sugar A 10g |
Lemon Juice B 5 drops | Protein B 5 |
Fine sugar B 60g |
Step 1
To separate the egg whites and yolks, the basin must be free of oil and water.Step 2
Add sugar, milk, corn oil, and vanilla extract to the egg yolks (optional) and mix well. Finally, add sifted low-gluten flour and stir until the flour is completely absorbed.Step 3
Add lemon juice to the egg whites (to remove the fishy smell of eggs, add a few drops of white vinegar if not available). Add the white sugar to the egg whites in three batches and beat with a whisk until the tip of the whisk can stand as shown in the picture, or the egg white bowl cannot be turned upside down. Flow is success. When whipping egg whites, you can preheat the oven to 135°C for ten minutes.Step 4
Add one-third of the egg whites into the egg yolks and mix evenly, then pour it into the egg white bowl and continue mixing evenly. Pour the batter into the cake mold and let it fall freely from a high place. Shake it two or three times to remove air bubbles. Place in the preheated oven and heat up and down to 135℃~30-40 minutes, then change to 145℃~20 minutesStep 5
To check if it's done or not, you can use a bamboo skewer to insert a non-stick bamboo skewer into it. After taking it out, let it fall freely from a high place and vibrate it for two or three times, then turn it upside down and let it cool to release it from the mold. Cooking techniques for eight-inch cake embryosThe temperature of each oven is different. Adjust it according to your own oven temperature.
Sugar should also be added or subtracted according to your own taste. This recipe is just right for me, not too sweet.