Chi Fung Cake

By VicentaLakin

Chi Fung Cake
When it comes to the fact that Chifeng cake is really about to go crazy, it's either cracking or not getting well, or it's turning back, sometimes roasting hard. I was really excited when I finally made what I thought was perfect, and it might not be very good for the profession, but it was quite satisfying for me. On August 18th, after the first birthday of the son, a few months ago, I thought I'd make my first birthday cake, buy all the cream and everything, and think about the cake, who knows that the twilight cake made that day was not tall and hard. I didn't make the cake, and I thought I'd be ashamed of it, that it was the most basic cake I'd ever had, and I bought it for months, and I couldn't make it, so I decided to take it. My son slept in the kitchen for two nights, and on the first night he weighed the material, from protein to mixing, and put it in the oven. It feels good to make sure you run a few minutes apart. But it's only been ten minutes since the cake was tall, and the skin color is dark. Forty minutes! And it wasn't about burning it up, so I put a tin paper on it, and it went down so badly. The next night, I felt that I had done well in the previous day’s steps, and when I fell into the mold, I found that there was still no evenly mixed protein in it, whatever it was, and I learned from the lessons of the previous night, that it was better to turn down the temperature than the previous day, with only a few holes in the atmosphere, and then two more, and now it's over. Lessons learned. 1. Low temperature and slow roast, too high the cake will grow too fast, crack and dimple. 2. The protein must be in place, and if it is not, it is easy to melt when mixed with the yolk, and then the roasted cake is hard. Three, the egg paste is to be smooth, and if the cakes are mixed up in an uneven manner, there will be a big air hole. 4 When it's critical to think, it's not as hard to think。

Recipe Recommendations

  • eggs of 5
  • oil 40 grams
  • milk 40 grams
  • protein sugar 40 grams
  • egg yolk sugar 20 grams
  • low-concentrate flour 85 grams

Steps for Chi Fung Cake

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    Preparation material。
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    The yolk is separated from the egg purifier in two clean, oil-free containers。
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    Add sugar to the container with yolk。
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    Smash even。
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    再加入牛奶Smash even。
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    Then you can put it aside。
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    Add a third of sugar to the egg-rich container。
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    One or two minutes of quick stroke, as illustrated in step 8, is added to one third of sugar。
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    A quick stroke of about a minute or two, like the illustration of step 9, adds all the rest of the sugar。
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    It's good to hit fast, as illustrated by the fact that the egg-beater is inserted into the egg-beater and the egg-beater is a small triangle with a hit。
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    再在放在一边搅拌均匀的蛋黄中分三次筛入低精面粉Smash even。
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    The smooth yolk should be paste。
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    And then you add the good-played egg to the paste。
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    最好分三次加入Smash even。
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    Down into an eight-inch cake model, flattening, two strokes。
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    One hour each on the lower floor of the preheated oven。
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    A half-hour cake effect。
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    The baked cake effect。
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    When it's baked, it's taken out of the oven and it cools。
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    The effect after distillation。
  • Chi Fung Cake Make Tips

    1. I reduced the sugar added to the egg whites and egg yolks by 20g and 10g respectively compared to the original recipe, and I find the sweetness just right; if you prefer it sweeter, you can add more. 2. Adding the sugar to the egg whites in three batches is just to make them easier to whip; you can also add it all at once. 3. Sifting the flour into the batter in three batches is to ensure the flour mixes evenly with the batter; sifting it all at once makes it difficult to mix well. 4. When the egg whites are properly whipped, inserting the whisk and lifting it should form a small triangular peak; if not, it means you haven't whipped it enough, and the baked cake will turn out hard. 5. Whipping egg whites is actually not difficult at all; it took about 5-6 minutes here, though the time may vary depending on your mixer. 6. When mixing the whipped egg whites with the batter, fold gently from top to bottom. Be careful not to deflate the mixture, though if the egg whites are whipped well, they actually won't deflate easily; conversely, if they aren't, they will. 7. Baking at 120 degrees for one hour worked perfectly for me; temperatures may vary with different ovens, but low-temperature slow baking is a safe bet. 8. When removing the cake from the mold, you can run a toothpick around the edge of the cake to make it easier to release.