#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake

by Swan Lake 99316

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

There are some people in life who cannot eat eggs because of their health. The cakes are all made with eggs. Even my mother can't eat eggs, so I thought about making a duck egg chiffon cake for my mother. At first, I didn't dare to try, afraid of failure, afraid of fishy. As a result, the result was unexpectedly not worse than that of an egg, and it did not crack or collapse and was very soft. Friends you like can try. "

Ingredients

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake

1. Prepare the materials

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

2. Separate the white and egg yolk and put them in an oil-free and water-free container

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

3. 35g milk (you can replace it with water) 30g corn oil, 20 sugar, 0.5g salt, two drops of vanilla extract. Pour these ingredients into the egg yolk one by one and stir evenly with a spatula until completely dissolved.

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

4. Pour in the sifted flour and cornstarch

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

5. Stir evenly until there are no particles

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

6. Pour the right amount of white vinegar into the egg whites

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

7. Use an electric whisk in the first gear to beat the big bubbles to one-third of the sugar

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

8. Accelerate the whisk to gear 3, and quickly draw a large circle on the inside of the basin while beating. Gradually add the remaining sugar in two portions, and beat until the egg whites harden to pull out short, upright sharp corners. Preheat the oven to 150 degrees

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

9. Pour one-third of the egg whites into the egg yolks and stir until evenly. Add the rest in two portions and mix for a fine and thick consistency

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

10. Pour it into the mold and shake it a few times to shake out the large bubbles inside. Use a toothpick to puncture the bubble. Then smooth the surface with a squeegee.

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

11. Put it into the oven at 150 degrees for 35 minutes. The specific temperature is based on your own oven

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

12. There is no cracking! After baking, take it out and drop it vertically to exhaust.

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

13. Upside down on the Internet. Demould after cooling

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

14. Scrape a circle along the inside of the mold with a knife to facilitate demolding.

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

15. It's nice to cut it open

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

16. Tear another piece

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

17. Finished product

#aca Baking Star Competition# Eight-inch Duck Egg Chiffon Cake recipe

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