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Orange Chiffon Cake

Orange Chiffon Cake
My mother used to make this cake very often when I was a small kid. That’s about the only cake she can make for me without me reminding her what ingredients or what the temperature should be. She learned it at the community center.

I like chiffon cakes caramelized on all sides, and with lots of orange zest and orange juice. It is an easy cake to make, and once it is in the oven, I just let it bake for a full 50 minutes, take it out, leave it upside down until I am ready to unmould it.

This is an easy cake to make, and easy cake to eat. Always the choice whenever I have oranges.

For me, this chiffon cake doesn’t crack but it does shrink a little when cooling down, nothing more than 1 cm or so in height.13178525_10209559306169642_2211148187622860054_n 13178934_10209559306009638_3440239217991583404_n 13177084_10209559306569652_7714430097828604350_n

食谱

Orange Chiffon Cake

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材料

Egg Yolk Mixture
  • 20 gSugar, any fine sugar, sugar replacement, stevia etc
  • 5egg yolks
  • 80 gFlour, plain flour, rice flour, or a mixture. I like 80% plain flour, 20% rice flour
  • Juice and zest of 1 medium orange
  • 40 gcooking oil
Egg White Mixture
  • 5egg whites
  • 50 gFine sugar of any kind as above
  • 1/4 teaspooncream of tartar

做法

  1. 01
    Preheat oven at 180C.
  2. Egg Yolk mixture
  3. 02
    Add the wet to the dry ingredients and mix until completely combined.
  4. Egg White mixture
  5. 03
    Whip egg white at room temperature until frothy and add the cream of tartar.
  6. 04
    Rain in the sugar and continue to beat until firm but no stiff peaks.
  7. Mix
  8. 05
    Mix the egg white mixture to the egg yolk mixture a third at a time.
  9. Unmould
  10. 06
    Turn the cake upside down once it is baked.
  11. 07
    Glide a knife through the surface between the cake and the tin. I grease the tube for easier removal.