Dragon Fruit Cake
1.
Pitaya is squeezed into juice with a food processor for later use.
2.
Put the weighed flour in a larger basin, add sugar, eggs (beaten the eggs and pour into the basin), and then add the yeast that has been dissolved in warm water.
3.
Take the cup in your left hand, slowly add the dragon juice, use the chopsticks in your right hand to stir the flour into a loose shape, then replace it with a silicone spatula to stir the flour into a paste. Note that in the process of operation, it is not easy to add all the water at once, but add slowly. The flour is not easy to mix and is too dry or too thin, and it is enough to become sticky and viscous.
4.
Brush the inner wall of the mold with cooking oil. Pour the reconciled batter into the mold, dip your hands in some water to smooth the surface, and place a layer of dried cranberries. (I used a six-inch chiffon mold)
5.
Fermented for half an hour, about 1.5 to 2 times the original size. Steam on high heat for 35 minutes (steam in cold water), turn off the heat and simmer for 3 minutes. After cooling down, take off the film and cut into pieces and enjoy.