Chiffon Cake 2
1.
Prepare the materials.
2.
Separately use two water-free and oil-free pots of egg white and egg yolk (be careful not to mix egg yolk in the egg white).
3.
Add a few drops of white vinegar to the egg whites, use the fifth gear of an electric whisk to beat the egg whites until hard, and add the fine sugar in three times during the period.
4.
Add milk, oil, and salt into the egg yolk.
5.
Add the sifted flour to the egg yolk.
6.
After the egg yolk paste is evenly mixed, add one-third of the whipped egg whites. Cut and mix evenly
7.
Then put the well-mixed egg yolk paste into the beaten egg whites, cut and mix evenly.
8.
Pour the cake batter into a 6-inch open bottom cake mold and vigorously shake the bubbles out.
9.
Preheat the oven at 150 degrees and place it in the baking tray to support the cake tin. Bake for 40 to 45 minutes.
10.
After the cake is baked and colored, cover it with tin foil. The matt faces the cake.
11.
When the time is up, remove the tin foil and put the cake upside down on the baking net to let cool. (I tore the tin foil too eagerly. I tore off a small piece of cake. Next time I have to cover the tin foil with a higher tin foil. Don’t touch the cake.)
12.
After the cake has cooled down, release it from the mold.
Tips:
When making a chiffon cake, when the top surface starts to harden, spray water on the top immediately. To prevent the cake from cracking. When the color of the cake is enough, it should be covered with tin foil to prevent over-baking and excessively dark color. The demoulding must wait until it has cooled down before taking it off.