Perfect Indian spice chiffon
Inspired by the recent new favorite – Indian latte tea, I fell in love deeply after drinking it once, following the consistent principle, I must make it myself when I eat delicious food, so I made a big bag of small bags of materials at home, a cup of pulled tea every day, delicious and super warm, suddenly thought that this should be good to make a cake, so I tried chiffon, as expected, the delicate cake body exudes a strong spice aroma, warm and full of exotic atmosphere
ӡ practice
Step 1
Wash the old ginger and smash it, and the cardamom is broken
Step 2
Add 250g of water to the pot, bring to a boil over high heat, add cinnamon rolls, ginger, cloves, star anise, cardamom, bring to a boil, turn to low heat, and continue to cook for 5 minutes
Step 3
Add Assam black tea and continue to brew for 4 minutes
Step 4
Add milk and bring to a boil again to turn off the heat
Step 5
Strain the milk tea through a small sieve, filter out the spices, and let the filtered Indian spice latte tea cool and set aside
Step 6
Separate the whites from the yolks
Step 7
Add corn oil and cooled Indian spice latcha 75g to the egg yolk and set aside
Step 8
Use an electric whisk to beat the egg whites at low speed until they are coarsely bubbled, and the beating head is pulled up with sharp corners
Step 9
Add one-third of caster sugar and continue to stir on medium-low speed, stirring until the sugar dissolves, pulling up the beaten egg head with sharp corners
Step 10
Add 1/3 of caster sugar again, stirring at medium speed, stirring until the sugar is completely dissolved, pulling up the beaten egg head meringue with sharp corners
Step 11
Add the remaining one-third of the caster sugar and cornstarch for the third time, and continue to stir on medium-low speed
Step 12
Stir until the caster sugar is completely dissolved, pull up the beaten egg head, the meringue has sharp corners, and let it sit for two or three minutes
Step 13
While placing the meringue, make the egg yolk paste and sift in the low-gluten flour in step 7
Step 14
Stir with egg soy sauce to make a uniform batter, stir not too long to avoid tendons, just stir well quickly After the egg yolk paste is mixed, stir the meringue with the egg soy sauce to check whether the meringue is delicate and stable, if it becomes rough, you can stir it slightly with a manual egg soy sauce, and when the meringue is delicate and shiny, you can mix the egg yolk paste
Step 15
Add the meringue to the egg yolk paste in three times, mix well each time and add the next time, and mix with a rubber spatula diagonally inserted into the bottom with one hand and then scoop up the pot with the other hand
Step 16
The mixed egg yolk paste is divided into two six-inch cake tins or an 8-inch cake tin, and after packing, it is dropped two or three times on the operating table to shake out large bubbles
Step 17
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees, put the cake mold on the middle and lower layers, bake for about 40 minutes, drop the cake mold on the operating table after baking, buckle it upside down on the baking net, let it cool down thoroughly and then remove the mold
Step 18
If you want to smear the cake, it is recommended to peel off the mold directly by hand, so that the cake body will not stick to a lot of cake residue, and it is easier to smear the dough
Step 19
Delicate and soft tissue
ӡ cooking skills
1. The egg with the shell is about 70g/piece in size 2. The amount of pulled tea is relatively large, only take 75g to make a cake, and the rest can be drunk with an appropriate amount of sugar 3. The baking temperature is for reference only, the temperature of the general household small oven is high, so the baking temperature will generally be lower than 180 degrees, according to the temper of the oven to determine the baking temperature and time
