If you are from Singapore, you must be very familiar with Chiffon cake..
You will see it in every other shop in small little boxes …
I first tried it from Begawan solo and it was soo light n soft…
Later one of my Foodie Colleague suggested me a place where we get the best Chiffon cake..
He helped me to get few flavors from there..
Trust me the cake tasted out of earth…
He kept the recipe a secret until 1947 when he sold the recipe to General Mills , not to mention it instantly became a hit all over US
I wanted to make Green tea flavor but due to lack of ingredients I settled for Mango Chiffon cake
Here is the recipe I used,
For 10 inch chiffon cake
4 Eggs
40g +100 g Caster Sugar
1.5 tbsp mango puree1tsp of Mango Essence
40ml Milk
40 ml Corn Oil
80 g Self-raising flour
½ tsp of cream of tartar
- Preheat the oven to 170 Degree Celsius
- Separate egg yolks and white
- Beat the egg yolks and sugar[40 g] lightly. Mix the milk, oil ,mango puree and mango essence into the yolk and continue to beat lightly .
- Add the sifted flour and mix gently. Do not use the mixer. Gently fold in the flour.
- Now beat the egg whites using the mixer, after 2 minute add in the cream if tartar.
- Add sugar [100 gm] in 3 batches and continue to beat until stiff peaks are formed.
- When you lift the mixer, the egg whites should hold the shape. This stage is called Stiff peak stage.
- This is the most important step-> very gently fold the egg white mixture to the egg yolk batter in 3 batches.
- Pour the batter into a 10inch Chiffon cake pan.
- Bake for 50-60 minutes.
- Once the top of the cake start to brown lightly, remove from oven and invert the cake pan into a wire rack and let it cool.
perfect this looks,..thnks for the recipe
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i have to try this! love it! bookmarked!
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