Recipe
(from my own kitchen experiment - no guarantee/warranty!)
- 2 medium eggs
- 50g sifted cake flour + 1 Tbsp (because I noticed the mixture was a little wet)
- 50g castor sugar
- 1 tsp condensed milk
- 25g fresh milk
- 45g melted butter (unsalted)
1. Melt butter in milk, using microwave. Stir it. Leave aside to cool.
2. Put eggs, sugar and condensed milk into a mixing bowl. Beat everything on high until stiff and creamy (aka “ribbon stage”).
3. Fold in 1/2 of the flour, followed by melted butter/fresh milk, and finish adding the other 1/2 of the flour. Do not overfold.
4. Pour into a well greased or lined baking pan and bake at 170 degree celsius for about 30 mins or until a test skewer comes out clean.
5. When done, remove the cake and leave it on wire rack to cool.
Notes ;
- I used the smallest baking tin that I had, and it was a loaf pan, measuring approximately 16cm x 7cm x 6cm. It was just the right size.
- I covered the cake batter with a sheet of aluminium foil and only removed it after 30 mins to brown the top. It was a very small cake, so I was careful not to let the top burn.
- The key lies in the beating of the eggs, so make sure you really do get that pale yellow creaminess before you start adding the rest of the ingredients.
- We would have finished up the entire cake for tea if not for the fact that I deliberately saved a slice overnight to see if it retained it softness. It did.
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