
Health benefits
Eggs: protect eyes and improve eyesight
White sugar: low in protein
Ingredients
Low-gluten flour ( 90g ) | Animal butter balls ( 90g ) |
Eggs ( 4 pieces ) | Cooking oil ( may or may not ) |
Milk powder ( appropriate amount ) | Cocoa powder (appropriate amount) |
Matcha powder ( appropriate amount ) | White sugar ( Appropriate amount ) |
Matcha How to make cocoa chiffon cake (water bath method)

1.Separate the egg white first.Put the egg yolks and cream balls together and mix well.

2.The butter ball I use is this, which is animal-based., not plant-based, eating healthier.You can also use milk instead of this.

3. Sift the low-gluten flour, matcha powder and milk powder into the eggs into the paste, stir evenly.

4. After stirring evenly, the batter is fine and grain-free.

5. Beat the egg whites, put the sugar in three times and beat.(I put all the sugar in at once, not three times.)

6.After whipping, the egg whites should be turned upside down and will not flow.

7.Put one-third of the egg whites into the batter.Mix well.

8. Stir in one-third of the egg white batter After it is evenly mixed, pour all the batter into two-thirds of the egg whites and mix evenly.

9.What it looks like after stirring evenly

10.Put it into the mold and knock out the bubbles

11.Preheat the oven to 140℃ for 5 minutes.Water bath method: Put some water in the baking pan, put the mold with the batter in it, and bake at 140°C for 40 minutes.

12. After baking, there are no cracks, perfect.

13. Immediately turn the cake upside down after taking it out of the oven On the grill, avoid severe retraction.

14.Unmould after cooling.The take off was quite perfect.

15.Sprinkle cocoa powder to decorate.

16. Once ready, cut into pieces and enjoy.

17.Pretty good-looking
Tips
The water bath method is best for chiffon cakes This will prevent the cake from cracking or burning, which will make the cake taste hard.
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