Air fryer version ~ Latte art chiffon cake
Overview
Chiffon Cake: It has a puffy texture, light texture, high moisture content, light but not greasy taste, and a moist and tender texture. It is currently one of the most popular cakes. Eggs, sugar, flour and cooking oil are used as the basic ingredients. Since cooking oil is not as easy to foam as butter (traditional cakes are made with butter), it is necessary to beat the egg white into a foam to provide enough air to support the volume of the cake. Its inventor was not a cake baker, but an insurance broker named Harry Baker in California, USA. It was invented in 1927. It was not until Baker sold the cake shop in 1948 that the chiffon cake recipe was made public. Chiffon cake is also the first type of baking that I learned by myself. Maybe it is the relationship between pre-work and luck. Whether I use a rice cooker, a pressure cooker or an oven version of the chiffon cake, although it is not perfect every time, I have never been mad. Haha: What I will share with you today is the one I made with an air fryer a long time ago ~ Latte art chiffon cake, whether it is coloring or internal organization, it is not inferior to the oven version at all~~~
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare relevant ingredients
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Mix egg yolks + 10 grams of sugar + milk
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Pour in sunflower oil and mix well
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Sift in cornstarch and cake flour
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Use a spatula to stir up and down until thick and no lumps. Set aside
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Add a little salt and lemon juice to the egg whites
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Add sugar in three batches
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Beat until stiff peaks
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Add 1/3 of the egg white paste to the egg yolk paste
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Use a spatula to stir evenly up and down, then pour back into the protein paste
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Quickly and lightly stir up and down until thickened
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Take a little cake batter and red yeast powder to make red yeast cake batter, then put it into a piping bag and set aside
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Pour the other cake batter into the mold and shake it a few times to remove any excess air bubbles
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Use red yeast cake batter to outline the latte pattern
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Place in the air fryer
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A la carte menu/Bake at 140℃ for 25 minutes
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Lower the temperature to 130℃ and bake for 30 minutes
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Let it sit for 5 minutes, take out the cake and let it cool down
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Just remove the mold