My husband who not fancy about cakes, also gave thumb up to this cake!! I made this cake yesterday for 2x aluminium loaf pan and today I baked again for a round cake pan, almost half gone now. Thanks Jane for kind sharing.
Cotton Cake 棉花蛋糕*makes 2 x (3”x6”) Aluminium tin
(printable recipe)
30g butter
40g cake flour
40g Evaporated milk
3 egg yolk (big size)
3 egg white (big size)
40g sugar
1tsp corn flour ( not in recipe, I added this)
1. In a pot, melt butter over low flame or melt in microwave oven.
2. Pour melted butter in a mixing bowl, sift in cake flour, stir well till a thick paste.
3. Lightly beaten egg yolks using a hand whisk, slowly add in milk, mix well.
4. Slowly pour egg yolk mixture (No3) into butter mixture (No2), whisk till well combine.
5. In another mixing bowl, beat egg white under high speed till foamy (about 1min).
6. Gradually add in sugar, continue beat.
7. Add in corn flour, beat till soft peak form.
8. Take 1/3 of egg white mixture mix with egg yolk mixture (No4) using a hand whisk, stir till well combine.
9. Gentle fold in the balance egg white using a spatula, combine well, but don’t over mix !!
10. Spoon batter into cake pan, smooth the top of the batter, lightly tap cake pans on counter to bring air bubbles to top.
11. Bake over waterbath at 170c for 8mins, reduce to 150c and bake another 20mins.
12. Up side down (Invert) the cooked cake immediately on a wire rack until it's completely cool before remove the cake from cake pan.
My note: I have a microwave cum conventional oven, so I changed the temp. setting to 180c for 7min (upper rack), then follow by 160c for 20mins(upper rack), last increase to 180c for 5mins (lower rack) to brown the top. And I forgot to invert the cake, so the cake shrunk after cooled
Happy Baking !!
Nice cake npk very2 lembut like span...
ReplyDeletePerfect bake...Luks inviting:)
ReplyDeleteU are so fast. I saw this cake in Jane's blog too and is very tempted to try it out. Still thinking if shall follow this recipe or recipe from Alex Goh's book.
ReplyDeleteThe Cake looks so moist and yumm! Would be perfect with a cup a tea :-)
ReplyDeleteIt does look really light, moist and fluffy. It will be great with a cup of morning coffee. I like this type of cake but hubby prefer butter cake.
ReplyDeleteI have this recipe from another cookbook, not Alex Goh's but the recipe is so huge and needs to be cut to just 30%.
ReplyDeleteThis is just so tempting
lovely, soft and spongy cake.
ReplyDeleteLooks very fluffy and soft like cotton.
ReplyDeleteMmm..looks soft and spongy. I saw this in Jane's blog too. Already bookmarked!
ReplyDeletei wanna gv it a try this weekend. it look soft n yummy
ReplyDeleteLooks nice and soft. Texture reminds me of chiffon cake.
ReplyDeleteOo, looks so soft. Nobody can resist this cake, Sonia!
ReplyDeleteNice looking sponge and great colour too!
ReplyDeleteso delicious and wonderful cake sonia.. so soft .. so u r happy right u got good feedback form ur hus..
ReplyDeleteI too prefer cakes without gobs of icing...looks great for snacking.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! What a wonderful texture and the recipe looks delicious. I am going to have to try the recipe! =)
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the translation. :)
Michelle
ok, I've bookmarked this! The texture looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteWah...like pillow...so soft. Almost like too delicate to pick up, hahaha! Thanks for sharing another great recipe...think I can bake this when I want something light to eat. ;)
ReplyDeleteIndeed the texture looks very much like a cotton cheese cake, I'll definitely try this recipe, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia, you are so kind. I love your site too. I appreciate your comment on my last post. OMG, I checked the shrimp paste fried rice, I am so in HEAVEN.
ReplyDeleteThe cake looks so moist and soft! Just the way I like it.
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is adapted from 'Okashi'. This is a worth buying recipe book. I also own one. :)
ReplyDeleteLynn
This cake really look soft like cotton.
ReplyDeleteTried, n tis is my first time made it! Tks for ur recipe n sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis cake looks amazingly moist:) Nice site, I am following!
ReplyDeleteThe cotton cake looks really soft and smooth!
ReplyDeleteWow! Definitely going to try making this cake...looks so soft and fluffy! Thanks for sharing:D
ReplyDeleteWoww wat a mouthwatering cake, looks fantastic ......
ReplyDeleteoh looks like cotton love it
ReplyDeleteahhh...lovely cake....eye catchy n inviting..yumyum...
ReplyDeleteThis cake has an amazing texture. I've bookmarked this to make really soon. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteWow, it looks cottonny soft!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious, got to put in my to-try-list.
ReplyDeletethe cake looks soft and spongy, must b delicious!
ReplyDeletewow..i must keep this recipe and try it out!
ReplyDeletesoft and fluffy, will give a try and thanks for the recipe
ReplyDeleteThis cotton cake looks so deliciously light and fluffy. I may have to give it a try too!
ReplyDelete有时间,我也试试看....
ReplyDeleteIt does look like cotton but only much tastier!
ReplyDeleteLook so soft and fluffy!
ReplyDeletelooks like chiffon cake!! i like..
ReplyDeleteIs it as soft and fluffy as chiffon cake?
ReplyDeleteThe cake looks so spongy must be delicious. Will try it out soon. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove the texture of the cake/ I agree, it looks like chiffon, my favourite cake! Must earmark this to try
ReplyDeleteDear all, Thanks for your kind words, do try out this if you prefer a light and moist cake.
ReplyDeleteLynn, Thanks for informed me this, I must get a Okashi recipe soon.
Hi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteThank you for this lovely recipe, I tried it out yesterday & bake over water bath but the bottom layer was slightly thicker like a layer of agar-agar, could it be the water beneath the baking pan. Thanks.
Hi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteThanks for translating such a wonderful recipe. Made it last nite but unfortunately the bottom has a pudding-like layer and the top is very soft. Do you know the cause of it?
Anonymous, if you use the springfoam pan, you need to wrap with aluminium foil.
ReplyDeleteDelia, I'm not really know what was the root cause of a pudding layer. But you need to bake at high temp for several minutes first, then only change to lower temp , and also put the cake tin at the top level in the oven, as the high heat to cook and rise the cake.
Hi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteThanks for you advise but I am using a round aluminium banking pan. Mine is something like Delia the bottom has a pudding-like layer.
I put these in the middle rack bake it following the instructions for 35 mins, the top was dark brown the cake was halfway cooked
ReplyDeleteif i use cupcake paper cup what are the temperature and time will be?
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia, if I want to bake in a round or square baking tin, what is the correct size? Also, do I have to bake it at the middle rack or 1 level above middle rack or at the lowest bottom of the oven? I had baked cake at waterbath at 150C and the bottom of the cake was undercooked. Any advise? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteteo ai li, sorry to tell you that I can't advise you on this, as this was baked using my old microwave cum conventional oven, and now I am using built in oven , furthermore I didn't bake this cake again after this post. Unless I try again this recipe using my new oven.
ReplyDeleteHI I TRIED THIS RECIPE BUT IT was dense at the bottom, help please.
ReplyDeleteMay I know what is the purpose to add in corn flour?
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