I Am "steaming" to You! -pumpkin Steamed Cake
1.
Put the pumpkin in a bowl, cover with plastic wrap, steam for 5 minutes in a pressure cooker and stop the fire;
2.
Use a spoon to grind into pumpkin puree and let cool for later use;
3.
Separate the yolks and whites of the two eggs, add melted butter and fine sugar to the yolks and mix well;
4.
Add pumpkin puree and continue to beat evenly;
5.
Sift and add low flour, cornstarch and chopped dried cranberries;
6.
Use a spatula to quickly cut up and down into a fine paste;
7.
The egg whites are added with granulated sugar in portions, and they are beaten into hard foam;
8.
Add one third of the egg whites to the pumpkin paste;
9.
Cut and mix evenly with a spatula;
10.
Put the pumpkin paste back into the remaining whipped egg whites;
11.
Then use a spatula to quickly cut and mix into a fine and particle-free cake batter;
12.
Pour the cake batter into a six-inch anode mold, after shaking out bubbles, cover it with plastic wrap and pierce a few vents;
13.
Boil the water in the steamer, put in the cake mold, cover and steam for 35 minutes on medium heat, turn off the heat and simmer for 5 minutes, open the cover, and remove the plastic wrap;
14.
Take out the cake, buckle upside down and let it cool off the mold.
Tips:
The steamed pumpkin puree can be beaten into a delicate pumpkin paste with a food processor, and the cake texture will be more delicate.
Steamed pumpkins need to be attached with plastic wrap, and too much water will enter and affect the ratio;
The function of corn starch is to prevent the gluten from being over-stirred, so don't omit it;
Stir the batter to achieve a delicate paste, otherwise there will be small bumps in the finished product, which will affect the taste;
Cover the cake mold with plastic wrap and pierce the steam to prevent water from dripping directly on the surface without affecting the ventilation effect;
During the steaming process, maintain a medium-high fire, but place hot water at the bottom to directly touch the cake mold.