Saturday, 2 August 2014

Rice Flour Orange Chiffon Cake (香橙米粉戚风蛋糕)

Sunkist Orange is on sale at NTUC and immediately orange chiffon came into my mind. Haha. My family love my orange chiffon cake alot. I added some rice flour into the cake flour to make it moist,fluffy and bouncy. I love the texture alot. The sweetness for the cake is just nice and coupled with the citrus taste.... Delicious.  





Recipe (8 inch)

Egg Yolk - 5

Caster Sugar - 20g
Canola oil - 45ml
Cointreau - 2 tsp
Orange Juice - 105ml

Orange Zest - From 2 big oranges 
Flour - 100g cake flour and 30g rice flour
Salt - 1/4 tsp
Baking Powder - 1 tsp (Optional)

Egg White - 6

Cream of Tar Tar - 1/2 tsp (Optional)
Caster Sugar - 80g

Method
  • Preheat oven to 180 degree.
  • Sieve all dry ingredients (flour mixture) in a bowl and put aside.
  • Whisk egg yolk and sugar (20g) together till light lemon colour.
  • Add oil , orange zest, orange juice and cointreau and mix well.
  • Lastly add dry ingredient (flour mixture) and whisk or fold till there is no visible flour.
  • Use electric whisk and whisk egg white till medium stiff peak (peak must droop slightly) so as to incorporate easily into the egg yolk batter.
  • Transfer 1/3 of meringue into egg yolk batter and use a whisk (I prefer) to fold it so as to lighten the egg yolk batter.
  • Transfer another 1/3 meringue into egg yolk batter and lightly fold it with a spatula or whisk to combine into the batter.
  • Lastly transfer the last 1/3 meringue and use a whisk or spatula to fold till no meringue clump / white spot is visible.
  • BANG the batter bowl twice at the countertop to break air bubble.
  • Pour the batter from a height of 20cm to 30cm  slowly into the chiffon tin.
  • Use 2 hands and lightly shake the chiffon tin on the countertop to level the batter. (Do not bang it as you will introduce more air into it).
  • Use a skewer and go around the batter twice to break air bubble.
  • Bake it at 150 degree for 50 min. (I prefer using low temp to bake as I like my chiffon top to be nicely domed and not crack badly.)
  • Do a skewer test to see whether is the cake ready.
  • Enjoy with a cuppa. 





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