Egg sponge cakes aka. 鸡蛋糕
The mould for these little cuties is from Taipei. Can be used over the stove top or oven-baked. The recipe given on the box, however is in japanese... so I went searching on the net to find another recipe I can use... meanwhile, I'll copy the jap recipe and ask my friend if I happen to meet her!
I'm not posting the recipe here as it has a bitter aftertaste... I really can't figure out why it is so.... does sponge gel taste bitter? .... hmmm... I'll probably have better luck with the recipe on the packaging.
Edited to add : I made some again this morning, minus the sponge gel and vanillin in the recipe. Instead I added vanilla essence. The texture turned out to be dense, unlike the previous attempt which I used sponge gel. And the bitter taste is not there anymore! well, well... guess I've to keep on experimenting! who knows a simple recipe like this needs so much looking into!
Here's some pics.
I'm not posting the recipe here as it has a bitter aftertaste... I really can't figure out why it is so.... does sponge gel taste bitter? .... hmmm... I'll probably have better luck with the recipe on the packaging.
Edited to add : I made some again this morning, minus the sponge gel and vanillin in the recipe. Instead I added vanilla essence. The texture turned out to be dense, unlike the previous attempt which I used sponge gel. And the bitter taste is not there anymore! well, well... guess I've to keep on experimenting! who knows a simple recipe like this needs so much looking into!
Labels: Cakes
7 Comments:
The bear mold is super cute!
Not sure about the bitter taste, sorry.
By Little Corner of Mine, at 6:47 AM, April 08, 2007
These bears look so adorable! I have a soft-spot when it comes to anything "beary" ;)
Maybe you can try making Kueh Buhulu with the mold?
By Happy Homebaker, at 6:47 AM, April 08, 2007
Hi Ching and happy homemaker, i was deciding btwn this bear mould and the mickey mould... the bears won hands down! haha...
maybe i'll give the same recipe another try, minus the sponge gel.
kueh buhulu did cross my mind, but it's usually too sweet!
Thanks for dropping by gals!
By Baking Fiend, at 8:32 AM, April 08, 2007
Ida, love your mold. If I ever go Taipei, you tell me where to get hor. In the meantime, throw some over.
By Edith, at 3:11 PM, April 08, 2007
edith, catch the bears now... landin at yr garden!
By Baking Fiend, at 4:44 PM, April 08, 2007
Wow ... your 鸡蛋糕 looks cute! Great work.
By wenwen, at 6:33 PM, April 09, 2007
how about trying the ready-mix pancake flour, maybe can be of help.
By Anonymous, at 9:46 AM, April 22, 2007
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