My 6-inch mold, 8-inch mold, please automatically multiply all materials by 2
Step1:Good things. Separation of egg white. (originally intended to mount flowers, so I took light cream
Step2:Beat the yolk with an egg beater until it's a little white. Put in white sugar and continue to beat. Turn the sugar into a mixture. Add milk and vegetable oil to the mixture. Beat all together.
Step3:Sift the flour twice and bask it in the yolk. Stir with a scraper until there are no particles.
Step4:Start beating the egg whites. Beat up a lot of small bubbles into 1 / 3 sugar, continue to beat, beat up the cream like feeling sugar which is more hopeful, and then add 1 / 3 sugar, continue to beat up the sugar, add the remaining 1 / 3 to beat the egg white hard. Be sure to hit hard points. I feel that there is resistance in the eggbeater. Otherwise, the cake will not be delivered.
Step5:Preheat the oven 150 degrees at this time. Pour half of the protein into the yolk flour liquid, mix it up and down with a plastic scraper. It's not a circle. Otherwise, the protein defoaming will make a cake. Just add the rest of the protein to the yolk. Continue to mix up and down. Pour into the mold. The oven is 150 degrees. I bake it for 25 to 30 minutes. The time is adjusted according to the size of your oven. My home is 25L, for you to do a reference.
Step6:Take it out and take it back for demoulding. I'm quite anxious. I forced demoulding without cooling, so the surface is not smooth. Ha ha. Remember to turn it upside down when you take it out, or the cake will collapse easily.
Cooking tips:It doesn't matter if you don't put the baking powder. I'm afraid that if you don't get enough protein or other reasons cause the cake to collapse, you still put it. There are skills in making delicious dishes.