Chiffon Chocolate Cake (8 Inches)
1.
Prepare ingredients.
2.
Separate egg yolk and egg white: Note that no drop of egg yolk must be dripped into the egg white, which may cause difficulty in whipping.
3.
Pour 1 g of white sugar into the egg yolk paste.
4.
Stir well with a whisk.
5.
Pour in corn oil.
6.
To fully emulsify the egg yolk. This is an important factor in whether the cake can climb.
7.
Pour the milk and stir well.
8.
Sift in the chocolate cake mix twice.
9.
Use the "Zhi" technique to stir quickly. Do not make a circle to cause the cake flour to become gluten.
10.
Finally, stir into a smooth cake batter and set aside for later use.
11.
After separating the egg whites, add a few drops of lemon juice and put them in the refrigerator.
12.
Take out the egg whites and start to beat them. When fisheye bubbles appear, pour in 10 grams of white sugar.
13.
When soap bubbles appear, add 10 grams of white sugar.
14.
When lines appear, pour in the remaining white sugar.
15.
When the meringue is inserted with a chopstick, the chopsticks cannot stand up, indicating that the meringue has become a dry foam.
16.
Use a spatula to take one-third of the egg white paste and put it in the egg yolk paste, and mix it evenly.
17.
Take another third of the egg white paste and pour it in
18.
Pour the egg yolk paste into the meringue.
19.
Stir well.
20.
Pour into the mold, and then lift the cake mold from a height of 20 cm to shake off the bubbles in the cake batter a few times.
21.
Lower the heat to 150°C, then heat to 140°C and bake for 60 minutes. When the cake climbs 10 minutes after entering the oven, it should be covered with tin foil. The look after it's out of the oven.
22.
Place the mold upside down on the two empty bowls to prepare for demolding.
23.
Unmolded, a great chocolate cake.