Cranberry Oatmeal Honey Flour-Free Jackfruit Core Cake
Overview
Thinking of the past flour-free jackfruit core cake, I decided to use this to get rid of the last pack of jackfruit cores. Countless thoughts are running through my mind, including brown sugar jam, honey and whole wheat, everything from taste to texture, and of course it would be best if it could also be used as a stocking. Finally pick out a few elements: honey, oatmeal, cranberries. Please refer to various quick breads and muffins for making instructions. Follow the steps as you like. Raw oatmeal is probably better soaked in advance, and a little oil should make it more moist. The jackfruit core powder whipped in a food processor will be a little grainy, and it probably won't be as chewy as flour. There is no expectation that the cake will grow very tall in the end. Even if it is not long at all, it should not become a hard lump like dead dough. It doesn't matter what you do, the result is actually very good. The paste of the jackfruit core gradually grows taller and cracks under the influence of heat, and finally stabilizes to a height close to the edge of the mold. It was cut without waiting for it to cool completely. The texture is loose and easily broken. It may be easier to cut after it cools down. The taste is rich, with some small particles of jackfruit core embedded in the looseness of the jackfruit core, the sourness and sweetness of cranberries, and the chewy texture of oatmeal. The sweetness is just right, which seems to be good. . . . All the efforts were accomplished in one battle, and the various interpretations about the jackfruit core came to an end. . . .
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Steps
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Ingredients: 190g cooked jackfruit core, 50g raw oatmeal, 80g milk, 1 egg, 30g dried cranberries, 45g honey, 30g corn oil, 1g baking soda, 3g baking powder
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Soak the oatmeal in milk until thoroughly soaked.
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Chop the jackfruit core and put it into a food processor,
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Beat into powder and set aside.
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Pour eggs, oil, and honey into a large bowl and stir evenly.
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Add soaked oatmeal and milk and mix well.
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Pour in the jackfruit core powder, baking soda, and baking powder, and mix well.
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Add dried cranberries,
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Mix into a uniform batter.
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Place into a greased and floured mold and smooth the surface.
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Put it in the oven, middle and lower layers, heat up and down at 170 degrees, and bake for about 45 minutes.
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The surface is golden brown and comes out of the oven.
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Unmold immediately and let cool.
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Cool and then slice.