Chocolate Bean Chiffon Cake
1.
Separate the egg yolk and egg white, beat the egg yolk with a mixer, add sugar, mix until the color turns white and lighter
2.
Add salad oil and water in portions, mix well after each addition, and then add the next time.
3.
Sift in low powder, stir with a mixer in irregular directions until it is smooth
4.
Add sugar to the egg whites three times, and beat the egg whites until they are close to hard foaming (pull up the beater head, the egg white has a small hook)
5.
Add the meringue to the egg yolk batter twice, cut and mix evenly
6.
Add the chocolate beans and mix well with a rubber spatula
7.
Pour the batter into the model from a slightly higher place, and shake it back and forth to make the surface level. Holding the chimney in the middle with his hand, he knocked a few times on the table top to produce large bubbles.
8.
Preheat the oven in advance, heat up to 160 degrees, lower the heat to 180 degrees, and bake for 40 minutes.
9.
The baked cakes are buckled upside down on the drying rack and demoulded after cooling.
Tips:
Tips:
1 The formula of the hollow model has a larger amount of water, and the finished product has a more moist and soft taste. If a round mold is used, the amount of water should be appropriately reduced.
2 When using a hollow model to make chiffon cakes, there is no need to whip the egg whites to hard foaming, just wet and dry foaming. Otherwise, the finished product structure is not delicate enough, there are more bubbles, and the taste will be dry.
3 I use an 8-inch pudding mold (pseudo Chiffon). This model is good for hollow chiffon. The disadvantage is that the chimney in the middle is relatively thin, and the diameter difference between the bottom and the top is relatively large, and the overall diameter is larger than the 20cm hollow chiffon. If a standard Chiffon mold is used, the height of the finished product will be higher.