
Health benefits
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Ingredients
Eggs ( 5 ) | Low-gluten flour ( 90g ) |
Matcha powder ( 12g ) | Corn oil ( 50g ) |
Vinegar or (lemon juice) ( 3 drops ) | White sugar (in egg yolk) ( 40g ) |
| White sugar (in egg white) ( 60g ) | 80 degrees heat Water ( 100g ) |
How to make Matcha Chiffon Cake (8 inches)

1.Prepare the required materials

2.Eggs Separate into two water-free and oil-free containers.The egg whites are best placed in stainless steel containers

3.Add 3 drops of white vinegar to the egg whites, beat at speed 2 until the fish eyes are thick and add 20g of white sugar

4. Beat at speed 3 until as shown and add 20g of sugar

5. Beat at speed 4 and add the remaining 20g sugar as shown

6. Beat at speed 5 until peak-like, as shown in the picture, keep in the refrigerator for later use

7. Before beating the egg yolk, mix the matcha powder with 100g water at 80 degrees until there are no particles and set aside.(Forgot to take a picture) Then add 40g of sugar into the egg yolks and mix well

8.Pour in the corn oil and stir evenly

9.Pour in matcha Stir the water evenly

10. Sift in the low-gluten flour in three batches and mix well.

11.Stir until there are no particles

12. Preheat the oven to 150 degrees, put one third of the meringue into the matcha paste from the bottom Cut and mix evenly

13.Pour in the mixed egg batter Add the remaining meringue, cut up and down, and mix evenly without making circles

14.Stirred Matcha egg paste

15.Pour into the mold, Shake it for a few times, then use a toothpick to make a Z-shape, put it in the middle of the oven, adjust the temperature to 140 degrees for 25 minutes, and then to 150 degrees for 27 minutes

16.After it is done, take it out and shake it a few times, then buckle it immediately.It will take about three hours

17.Gorgeous after three hours

18.Take a side photo

19.I fell in love with the super soft matcha cake as soon as I tasted it
Tips
Because the oven is different, the temperature can also be adjusted.The egg whites must be beaten until they are hard and foamy.Making cakes requires patience and slowly pondering over failures.It will definitely succeed!
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