Hokkaido chiffon cake cup
Egg yolk 4 | Fine sugar (egg yolk) 10g |
Milk 30g | Low gluten flour 40g |
Vegetable oil 30g | protein 4 |
Fine sugar (egg white) 30g | Custard Sauce: Amount of two cakes |
Egg yolk 4 | Milk 400g |
White sugar 98g | Low gluten flour 26g |
Cornstarch 18g | Fermented butter 20g |
Light cream250g |
Step 1
Prepare all ingredients for custard sauce.Step 2
Pour egg yolks and 60g fine sugar into the container, stir evenlyStep 3
Sift in cake flour and cornstarch.Step 4
Mix evenly until there is no dry powder.Step 5
Add the remaining sugar to the milk and pour it into the milk pot and bring to a boil.Step 6
Boil the milk, pour it into the egg yolk batter, stir evenly, sift and bring to a low heat again.Step 7
Stir constantly until thickened.Step 8
At this time, I will pump hard with my hand a few times, and it will be very smooth. Because I like a delicate and not heavy texture, I make it softer.Step 9
You can add butter at this time.Step 10
Cook until completely meltedCombined, no particles.Step 11
Keep the heat low throughout, turn off the heat, pour the custard sauce into a container, cover with plastic wrap, and refrigerate for more than 4 hours.Step 12
At this time, prepare the materials needed for the chiffon cup.Step 13
Add the sugar to the egg yolks and stir until pale, then add the vegetable oil and stir evenly.Step 14
Can be added with milk and stir evenlyStep 15
Sift in cake flour.Step 16
Stir in a zigzag shape until there are no particles and no gluten.Step 17
In addition, prepare a water-free and oil-free container, pour in egg whites, and use an electric egg beater to beat until fish-eye bubblesStep 18
Add the first sugar and continue to beatStep 19
When you see the tip of the needle is thin, add the second sugarStep 20
Add the third sugar with a slight texture and beat until thick.Step 21
Pour the meringue into the batter in three batches and stir evenlyStep 22
Finally, pour it into a paper cup as shown in the picture.Step 23
Preheat the oven to 150 degrees and bake for 30 minutes.Step 24
Prepare the whipped cream and take the custard out of the refrigerator.Step 25
Whip the light cream until stiff and glossy.Step 26
Mash up the custard.Step 27
Add the whipped cream graduallyStep 28
Mix well until smooth and creamy.Step 29
After the paper cup comes out of the oven, shake it hard a few times. After it cools down, put part of the custard sauce in a piping bag.Step 30
Squeeze into chiffon cup.Step 31
Decorate the surface with strawberries, mint leaves, and sprinkle with moisture-proof powdered sugar.Step 32
Finally box it up.Step 33
The custard sauce is very smooth, and every paper cup is filled with bulges.Step 34
Chiffon cake has a delicate texture and is very delicious.Step 35
Paired with seasonal fruits, it is sweet but not greasy, making it an excellent choice for afternoon tea.Step 36
It's pink, girly, melts in your mouth, and you won't get tired of it no matter how you eat it. Hokkaido chiffon cake cup cooking tips1. Make the custard sauce at least 4 hours in advance.
2. For vegetable oil, just use odorless vegetable oil.
3. Refrigerate eggs before use.
4. Beat the egg whites until they are thick and stiff.