sponge cupcakes
Low gluten flour 100g | Eggs 3 |
Fine sugar 45g | Corn oil 25g |
Milk 35g |
Step 1
Break the eggs into a water-free and oil-free basin;Step 2
Beat the eggs with a whisk;Step 3
First pour a quarter of the white sugar into the whole eggs and beat with a whisk at medium speed.Step 4
Add the sugar in four batches halfway through. During the whipping process, the whole eggs will become thicker and thicker, the color will also become lighter, and patterns will gradually appear.Step 5
When the egg beater is lifted, the egg liquid on the head of the egg beater will not drip down quickly, and the pattern drawn by the egg beater in the basin will not disappear quickly. (Many friends have reported that it is difficult to beat whole eggs. Here I will share a tip with you: when beating eggs, put a basin of warm water underneath, so that they are easy to beat!)Step 6
Mix the milk and corn oil with a hand mixer until evenly mixed and set aside.Step 7
Sift the base flour into the beaten egg batter three times, and mix evenly after each addition.Step 8
Stir the batter evenly;Step 9
Pour the mixed milk and corn oil into the batter, and mix quickly and evenly.Step 10
Put the mixed batter into a piping bag;Step 11
Squeeze the batter into the mold about 7-8 minutes full, squeeze it all out in sequence, and hold the mold with both hands to knock out any air bubbles;Step 12
Preheat the oven to 155 degrees for 5 minutes, place the mold filled with batter into the middle rack of the oven and bake at 155 degrees for 20 minutes; (the specific temperature should be adjusted appropriately according to your own oven temperature);Step 13
baked sponge cupcakes;Step 14
Finished product! Not bad! No cracking, no collapse!Step 15
Perfect! (*^__^*) Hee hee... Sponge Cupcake Cooking Tips1. The sponge is easy to defoam, and the egg batter must be beaten in place; 2. The specific baking temperature should be adjusted appropriately according to your own oven temperature;