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Chocolate Sponge Cake - Fluffy, moist and perfectly leveled - this sponge cake recipe is the one to have as it works every time. How to make the Chocolate Sponge Cake. Prep: Gather your ingredients and measure them before starting.
To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook fluffy and moist chocolate sponge cake using 11 ingredients and 25 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Fluffy and Moist Chocolate Sponge Cake:
- Get 80 grams Cake flour
- Get 10 grams Cornstarch
- Take 3 Eggs
- Take 30 grams Egg (beaten)
- Make ready 80 grams Granulated sugar
- Get 30 grams Mizuame starch syrup (refer to the Steps 28 - 29
- Get 60 grams ☆Water
- Get 20 grams ☆Vegetable oil
- Take 15 grams ☆Unsalted butter
- Get 20 grams Pure cocoa powder
- Take 1 few drops Vanilla oil
Great recipe for Fluffy and Moist Chocolate Sponge Cake. This chocolate cake is the result of years of playing around with recipes & I personally think it is fab. You get the same incredibly moist & soft sponge I have another recipe for chocolate cake on Zaar but this one has just become by new favourite. Unless I'm baking a really special chocolate cake for.
Instructions to make Fluffy and Moist Chocolate Sponge Cake:
- Prepare the cake tin. Grease the tin with oil thinly and line with baking parchment. I cut a piece of parchment paper into a round shape to fit it in. Measure the ingredients.
- Put the ☆ ingredients into a heat-proof dish and warm them up. Add the pure cocoa powder and mix well. To keep hot, place the dish over a bain-marie or on top of the oven while it's preheating.
- Preheat the oven to 170°C. I usually start to preheat the oven while I whisk the eggs.
- Beat 3 eggs and 1/2 and add the sugar in 3 batches. Continue to beat until fluffy. Add the mizuame starch syrup (or honey) to the mixture.
- Beat until the mixture forms a thick ribbon when the hand mixer is lifted. Lower the hand mixer speed to low and beat the mixture for 3 to 5 minutes to make its texture silky-smooth.
- Beat constantly until the mixture forms a thin ribbon that disappears slowly when the mixer is lifted. The texture must be very smooth and delicate.
- Sift the cake flour and cornstarch together through a fine sieve. Whisk the flour mixture in the sieve with a whisk.
- Sift 1/2 of the Step 7 flour mixture into Step 6 and mix gently with a spatula. When the flour is evenly combined, add the rest of the flour mixture.
- Fold in the mixture with a spatula gently until no longer lumpy. Add a few drops of vanilla oil.
- Fold in until the flour is combined well. Add the ☆ cocoa liquid in 3 or 4 batches. Pour the liquid onto a spatula first and drizzle over the liquid overall. Stir well quickly.
- Fold in the mixture by scooping up from the bottom in a circular motion from various positions until the cocoa liquid is well combined.
- Pour the batter into the prepared cake tin from a high point. Do not scrape the batter on the sides of the bowl with a spatula, but tilt the bowl to pour the batter.
- The batter left on the sides of the bowl tends to contain more fat, so it is better not to put it into the cake tin. If you want to put it in, pour it along the sides of the cake tin.
- Give several sharp taps to the cake tin to remove the excess air. Pop the bubbles on the surface with a toothpick and put the tin into the oven quickly.
- Lower the oven temperature to 160°C and bake for about 35 minutes. When you press the centre of the batter with your finger and it springs back, it is done. If it sinks, continue to bake.
- If you want to be sure, use a skewer. When an inserted skewer in the centre comes out clean, it is done. Adjust the baking time according to your oven at home.
- The baking time affects the result. If the cake is removed from the oven too early it might collapse. It is important to se as it goes.
- Do not overcook either. Overcooking may harden the edges or dry the sponge.
- After removing the tin from the oven, drop the cake tin from about 30 cm to get rid of the excess steam. The sponge will settle down to the same height as the sides of the cake tin.
- Remove the sponge from the tin and peel off the baking parchment gently.
- Cover the sponge with a moistened tea towel and leave to cool. After completely cooled, remove the tea towel and wrap the sponge with cling film or a plastic bag.
- Unfortunately, this sponge has a crack on the surface. When I mixed with the hand mixer, it was so fast that I mixed the eggs too long, which might cause this.
- I sliced the sponge into 3 pieces horizontally.
- The next day I drizzled with syrup to make a coffee-mocha decoration cake -.
- Chocolate cream decoration -. - - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/144826-chocolate-decoration-cake
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