matcha chiffon cake - 8 inch recipe

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matcha chiffon cake - 8 inch recipe

Matcha Sponge Cake~ 8 Inch

Matcha Spongy Cake Egg Rice Cake- An 8-inch matcha sponge cake is a simple yet delicious treat.Home Cooked Dishes, but how to make this dish taste great lies in the methods and steps. Below Cooking Network Editor suggests we talk about making Matcha Sponge Cake- An 8-inch home recipe. Let's see how to make an 8-inch matcha sponge cake both delicious and tasty.

8-Inch Matcha Sponge Cake Ingredients Introduction

Main Ingredients:

Eggs (8 large or 6 extra-large) Milk (60ml) Sugar (Yolk Corn Oil (20g)Rice Flour)(15g) (100g) Matcha Powder (20g) Sugar ( Almond Vinegar (2 drops) 8-inch springform pan (1)Home recipe steps for an 8-inch matcha sponge cake: 1. Prepare all ingredients Separate the yolks and whites into two oil- and water-free containers. 2. Mix the milk with the yolks, then add sugar and mix well.3. Add corn oil and mix thoroughly. 4. Sift in rice flour and matcha powder to the yolk mixture, stir quickly without circling motions to prevent gluten formation.

5. Mixed yolk batter is set aside for later use.

6. In the whites, add a small amount of salt and 2 drops

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inch

Vinegar

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 inches

7. Whisk until bubbles appear, then add one-third of the sugar.

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inch

8. Continue whisking until foamy peaks form, then add another third of the sugar.

Matcha Sponge Cake ~ 8 Inch

9. Add the remaining sugar and continue whisking.

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10. Well-beaten whites should stand in a hard peak when the whisk is lifted; it forms a triangle shape.

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inch

11. Divide the whipped whites into three parts and gently fold one-third at a time without circular motions to prevent deflation.

Matcha Sponge Cake~ 8 Inch

12. Fold all the whites into the batter, ensuring no pockets of unmixed white remain.13. Batter is evenly distributed in an 8-inch springform pan, tap to remove air bubbles or use a toothpick to create Z-shaped lines.

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inch

14. Preheat oven at 125 degrees for 10 minutes.

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15. Bake on the lower rack for 60 minutes; adjust temperature according to your oven's characteristics.

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16. After baking, shake and invert cake immediately upon removal from oven.

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inch

17. Allow to cool completely before unmolding (I was impatient and unlined it too soon, but height is satisfactory).

Matcha Sponge Cake ~ 8 Inch

13.18. Soft and fluffy matcha sponge cake 19. Photos of the finished product

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20. Another photo for a perfect look

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inch

Tips:

Matcha Sponge Cake ~ 8 Inch

1. Yolk and white containers must be oil- and water-free.

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inch

2. Whipped whites should form hard peaks when lifted; they appear as triangular shapes.

Matcha Sponge Cake~ 8 Inch

3. Adjust baking temperature according to your oven's performance.

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4. Monitor browning and adjust heat if necessary during baking.

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 inches

5. Start slow, then increase speed for easier white beating and larger volume.

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inches

21. Time to take it out of the oven!

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inches

22. Let it cool by shaking a few times before flipping.

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inch

23. After it cools down completely, you can unmold it (I was a bit impatient and took it out before it cooled completely, so it's not as perfect).

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inch

24. The matcha sponge cake is soft and fluffy.

Matcha Sponge Cake~8 Inches

25. Finished product photo.

Matcha Sponge Cake ~ 8 Inch

26. Another shot, looking great!

Matcha Sponge Cake ~ 8 Inch

2Tips:

1. The bowl for the egg whites and yolks must be oil-free and water-free;2. Beat the egg whites to stiff peaks with a peak forming when the beaters are lifted;3. Adjust the oven temperature according to your oven's characteristics;4. Pay attention to the baking process and adjust the heat based on the color of the cake;5. Start beating slowly then increase speed, as this makes it easier to whip the egg whites to stiff peaks with a larger volume.

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