Red Date and Egg Cake
1.
Beat the eggs into a bowl, wash and chop the red dates, squeeze an appropriate amount of condensed milk into the eggs (the condensed milk I used is sugary, so there is no sugar in the ingredients)
2.
Add yeast and chopped red dates and mix well (red dates can also be put in more or less according to your preference)
3.
Add an appropriate amount of flour and stir to make a thicker batter (a little more or less flour is ok, don’t be too thin)
4.
Take a high-temperature-resistant proportional container, apply a layer of oil on the inner wall, pour the batter, and ferment it in a warm place (note that the oil should not be poured too much, just apply a layer evenly)
5.
The batter is fermented to twice its original size, and the surface is sprinkled with an appropriate amount of red dates
6.
Bring to a high heat, turn to medium heat and steam for about 25 minutes, and it will come out as soon as it is out of the pot. Let it cool before slicing. It looks like a pound cake.
Tips:
A slightly thick batter is fine, but don't be too thin, otherwise it will easily fail.