I was quite curious about this cake - French style so I decided to give it a try since I still have some dessicated coconut to clear.
Cake is quite soft and not too sinful to indulge in ...
Recipe source: Happy Flour
Ingredients (yields about 6 cupcakes)
60g egg white
15g caster sugar
40g egg yolk
30g caster sugar
1/2tsp vanilla paste
30g cake flour
20g corn flour
adequate amount of desiccated coconut/grated cheese
Method:
1. Preheat oven at 175C.
2. Sift flour and corn flour together, set aside.
3. With a hand whisk, whisk egg yolk, sugar and vanilla paste till sugar melted, set aside.
4. Use a cake mixer, whisk egg whites till frothy.
5. Gradually add in sugar and whisk till stiff peaks form.
6. Fold in 1/3 of the meringue into the egg yolk batter until combined.
7. Then fold in half portion of the meringue follow by half portion of the sifted flour, repeat process.
8. Pour batter into a piping bag, pipe batter into cupcake cups till 80% full.
9. Sprinkle top with desiccated coconut/grated cheese.
10.Bake in preheated oven for 15-18mins.
11.Remove cakes from oven and cool on wire rack
15g caster sugar
40g egg yolk
30g caster sugar
1/2tsp vanilla paste
30g cake flour
20g corn flour
adequate amount of desiccated coconut/grated cheese
Method:
1. Preheat oven at 175C.
2. Sift flour and corn flour together, set aside.
3. With a hand whisk, whisk egg yolk, sugar and vanilla paste till sugar melted, set aside.
4. Use a cake mixer, whisk egg whites till frothy.
5. Gradually add in sugar and whisk till stiff peaks form.
6. Fold in 1/3 of the meringue into the egg yolk batter until combined.
7. Then fold in half portion of the meringue follow by half portion of the sifted flour, repeat process.
8. Pour batter into a piping bag, pipe batter into cupcake cups till 80% full.
9. Sprinkle top with desiccated coconut/grated cheese.
10.Bake in preheated oven for 15-18mins.
11.Remove cakes from oven and cool on wire rack
Since there are only 6 cupcakes and as I'm the first to drop by, can spare me 1, please? Looks soft and yummy!
ReplyDeleteNo problem - already sent by express courier. Should be at your door step very soon.... :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks really soft and melt in the mouth... I also have some desicated coconut to clear after the checkerboard brownies LO
ReplyDeleteHaha ... I didnt finish clearing still have some balance.
DeleteHi Chris! Please save a cupcake for me? They look so soft and fluffy and delicious! ;) I've nominated you an award: http://foodismylife.wordpress.com/2012/07/29/easy-meal-day-braised-black-vinegar-chicken-drumsticks-and-an-award Hope you'll like it!
ReplyDeletethanks, Jaslin will pick up the award shortly.
DeleteLook nice and soft. Bookmarked!!
ReplyDeleteHey, nice to hear from you. thanks
Deletedo they taste like normal sponge cakes?
ReplyDeleteIt taste like 鸡蛋糕to me but not so bad for a change.
DeleteHi Chris, since I have overcome the fear of making sponge cake lately, I am going to give this a try. Sound and look delicious.
ReplyDeleteI have done any sponge cake for a while. Ya, give this a try.
DeleteIf I remember correctly from Alex Goh's books, French style sponge cake means egg whites and egg yolks beat separately (like chiffon cake method), while traditional sponge cake is whole egg beat together. :)
ReplyDeleteYour sponge is very soft!!
Hi Chris, Your cake looks so soft and spongy! Perfect texture!
ReplyDeleteThese cupcakes are so different from the ones i am used to seeing. The top appears to have a ncie texture and the inside looks sooooo soft! They must taste divine!
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