Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste

by Food·Color

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

Teacher Meng's steamed cake with white bean paste. I have always wondered whether this white bean paste is the sweet white bean paste for filling? Or is it just white cloud beans cooked into puree?
The white bean paste is actually very ready-made, but there is no sweetness. It is just boiled and mashed white cloud beans, and it is regarded as teacher Meng's white bean paste.
Habitual sugar reduction. Although my white bean paste is not sweet, I still feel that Ms. Meng uses a lot of sugar. If sweet white bean paste is used in the recipe, wouldn't it be even more sweet? After all, it's tasteless white bean paste, and I didn't dare to reduce it much, just a little bit symbolically.
There is no honey red beans, and I don't like the sweet honey red beans. It's better to replace it with raisins, which are sweet and sour, which should also be good.
Without the 10 cm diameter 3.5 cm high mold like Mr. Meng, it is better to use a 6-inch round mold to make a big cake, which saves trouble. Proportionally discount, make a 40% discount.
When it comes to making the batter, save it hard, huh? This cake turns out to be oil-free and water-free. . . . Just to my liking. . . "

Ingredients

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste

1. Ingredients: 40 grams of white bean paste, 24 grams of milk, 100 grams of whole eggs, 45 grams of caster sugar, 60 grams of low-gluten flour, 1/4 teaspoon of baking powder, raisins

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

2. Pour the milk into the white bean paste

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

3. Stir evenly, set aside

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

4. Knock the eggs into a large bowl, pour the sugar

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

5. Beat with a whisk

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

6. The egg liquid becomes milky white, and the egg paste that drips after being picked up is in the shape of a line and will not disappear immediately

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

7. Turn to slow speed and beat for about 1 minute

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

8. Mix low-gluten flour and baking powder into the egg liquid

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

9. Add the milk bean paste mixture

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

10. Use an egg brush to scrape from the bottom and mix well

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

11. Add raisins

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

12. Stir evenly

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

13. Pour into a 6-inch movable bottom round mold

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

14. Put it in a boiling steamer and steam on medium heat for about 30 minutes

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

15. Out of the pot, cool slightly

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

16. Demould, let cool

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

17. Cut into pieces after cooling

Steamed Cake with Raisin and White Bean Paste recipe

Tips:

Steamed white bean paste cake belongs to the sponge cake body mixed with sugar and egg.
The steaming time needs to be adjusted according to the size of the cake.
The amount of sugar can be increased or decreased according to your own taste.

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