I found a food blogger which has the same situation as me, and made lovely chiffon cakes using just egg whites! How wonderful!
So, these days when I collected enough egg whites whether from other cake making recipes such as cream choux pastry, or those leftover when frying croquettes or other fry recipes, I would make these lovely chiffons ...
Here's a link to the food blog that I mentioned @kokken. Do check out her other recipes in her blog.
Today, I'm making mini chiffon cakes ... found these mini chiffon baking pans at Phoon Huat few weeks ago and I couldn't resist buying them (6 to be exact!). Since I had no milk today, but I have leftover coconut cream ... and I use coconut oil instead of canola oil. So hopefully it will resulted in a 'fragrant' coconut-y cake? We'll see ...
Here's a snapshot of my mini cakes in the oven ...
close up look at the mini chiffon |
into the oven! |
yumm yumm.. |
remember to cool them down upside down |
pardon my 'not-so-neat' cut |
ta-da ... the cake is done ... I cool them down for about half an hour ... shld be more, as you can see in the picture, the bottom of the cake was still a bit wet, hence ... the patchy cake ... nevertheless, it still taste GREAT!
Here's the recipe, adapted from @Kokken blog
Ingredients: (makes 5 mini chiffons)
- 40ml Coconut oil (or canola)
- 80ml Coconut Milk
- 70g All purpose flour
- ⅛ tsp Salt
- 200g Egg white
- 70g Icing Sugar
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 170C.
- In a mixing bowl, mix oil and coconut milk together with a hand whisk.
- Sift flour and salt into (2) and mix well with hand whisk until a smooth paste is formed and no lumps are visible.
- In another clean mixing bowl, add egg whites and powdered sugar. Mix with a mixer fitted with a balloon whisk until soft white peaks are formed.
- Add ⅓ of meringue from (4) into (3) and mix well. Add the remaining meringue and fold to combine using a rubber spatula.
- Divide the batter into 5 mini chiffon pan and bake at 170C for 20 - 25mins.
- Remove cake from oven and cool by standing the pan upside down.
- Use a paring knife and cut the outer layer, around the tube and the bottom of the cake to release the cake.
Enjoy!
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