Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version

by West Mountain Beans

4.6 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

This pumpkin cake is made with an electric pressure cooker, and my family does not have an oven yet.
Pumpkin is a good thing. It is very suitable for processing into various staple foods and pastries. The taste and color are good. Even the husband who frowned when watching the steamed pumpkin gradually fell in love with it. "

Ingredients

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version

1. Peel, slice, and weigh raw pumpkin.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

2. Steam in the pot for 10 minutes, and grind into puree.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

3. Put the eggs at room temperature for a few hours in advance, and separate the yolks and egg whites.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

4. The egg yolks and egg whites are placed in oil-free containers.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

5. Add salad oil to the egg yolk.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

6. Add milk and stir the egg liquid evenly.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

7. Sift the flour and baking powder into the egg mixture.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

8. Sift all the flour in three or four times. For each part of the flour, use a rubber spatula to mix well.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

9. Finally add the pumpkin puree and mix well.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

10. The custard is thickened until the end.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

11. Start to beat the egg whites. Add one-third of the sugar and a drop of white vinegar to the egg white, and use the low level of a whisk to make a thick bubble.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

12. Add sugar for the second time and use the high-end whisk to beat the egg whites until they have obvious texture.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

13. Add the remaining white sugar, and beat it until the egg whites are well formed.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

14. At this time, stir the egg white, and you can feel the resistance. The sharp corners formed by stirring up can stand upright.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

15. Add one-third of the egg white to the egg batter and mix well.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

16. Pour all the egg batter into the egg white container.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

17. Quickly cut and mix up and down in the bottom hunting style, do not stir in a circle.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

18. Until it becomes a homogeneous egg batter.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

19. Put a layer of salad oil in the electric pressure cooker, pour the egg batter, shake the big bubbles a little, and close the lid. Choose the cake stall.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

20. The automatically set time for the cake stall is half an hour, and generally cakes are fine. When the lid is uncovered, the top of the cake is slightly raised, which is very cute. Made at night, the light is not very good.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

21. Take out the inner pot of the electric pressure cooker, insert the four legs of this kind of long-leg rack into the cake, and prepare to buckle.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

22. The look after the undercut.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

23. This is the front side after cutting.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

24. The cake should be fully cooled before putting it in the packaging bag.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

25. The electric pressure cooker version of the cake is particularly moist and soft. The taste of pumpkin is very weak and not so obvious.

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

26. The cake pieces from all angles after being cut, are not bad, right?

Pumpkin Cake-electric Pressure Cooker Version recipe

Tips:

1. Pumpkin puree has moisture, so the amount of milk in this recipe is reduced. If it is a plain cake, the amount of milk is about 60 grams.

2. The egg whites of fresh eggs are easier to beat. This can be seen when separating the eggs. If the egg whites are quite thin, like water, and not formed, it is not too fresh. Chai eggs are generally of better quality. After using them several times, the egg whites will be more delicate and stylish, and the cakes made are less likely to collapse.

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