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Orange Buckwheat Chiffon cake

Orange Buckwheat Chiffon cake

1864_10208959741500900_7855817046813597458_n 12809516_10208959739900860_6115090567440408534_nHere’s the chiffon cake that you cannot tell is good for you. It is moist, soft and delicious, fragrant and pleasing.

Normally, you should be able to get buckwheat from NTUC or any health store. But in case you cannot, here’s what I found on Amazon.

The Stevia I used is this one. I heard you can also purchase it at Phoon Huat, Singapore. Probably in many supermarkets as well.

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Orange Buckwheat chiffon cake

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Egg Yolk mixture
  • 5egg yolks, large eggs, 60g each
  • 1 teaspoonNunatural stevia
  • 20 gcorn flour
  • 70 gbuckwheat flour or almond flour, milled till very fine
  • A pinch of salt
  • Grated rind of 1 orange
  • 65 mlsunflower oil
  • 85 mlfresh orange juice
Egg Whites
  • 7egg whites, large eggs
  • 1/4 teaspooncream of tar tar
  • 40 graw caster sugar
  • 1 teaspoonNunatural stevia

Cara

  1. Egg yolk mixture
  2. 01
    Beat egg yolks till they turn very pale and reach the ribbon stage.
  3. 02
    Add the rest of the egg yolk ingredients and beat till smooth.
  4. Egg white meringue
  5. 03
    Beat egg white till frothy then rain in the sugar and cream of tar tar. Add the stevia. The total time for beating the egg white to get to the stiff peak is 4 minutes on the Kitchenaid at #6.
  6. 04
    Fold the egg whites into the egg yolk mixture, 1/3 at a time.
  7. 05
    Bake at 160C for 1 hour, placing the cake on a rack, with another tray of water below the rack. If you don't want the cake to crack, try covering the top of the cake and remove after the first 45 minutes of baking.
  8. 06
    Once cooked, take the cake out and turn it upside down.
  9. 07
    Unmold by cutting close to the pan using a sharp knife.