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6” Pandan Chiffon Cake | 6"斑兰戚风蛋糕 | Coconut whipped cream | Chocolate leaves
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- In this video I’m going to show you how to make and decorate a 6” Pandan chiffon cake. We will also make some Coconut whipped cream and chocolate leaves! It’s super easy and successful every time!
在本视频中，我将教你如何制作和装饰一个 6寸的斑兰戚风蛋糕。 超级简单并且零失败！
Timecode:
0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Extract pandan juice from leaves (做斑兰汁)
0:59 - Pandan chiffon cake batter (做斑兰戚风蛋糕蛋黄糊)
1:44 - Whip the egg whites(打发蛋白)
3:08 - Mixing egg whites and egg yolk batter (混合蛋清和蛋黄糊)
4:03 - Bake the chiffon cake (烤蛋糕)
4:43 - How to make chocolate leaves (做巧克力叶)
5:55 - Remove chiffon cake from pan and slice (从烤盘中取出戚风蛋糕并切片)
6:24 - How to make Coconut Whipped Cream frosting (椰子奶油霜)
7:07 - How to decorate the Pandan chiffon cake (如何装饰斑兰戚风蛋糕)
Ingredients 材料:
1) Egg yolk batter 蛋黄糊:
• 3 egg yolks (3个蛋黄)
• 60g Cake flour (60克 低筋面粉)
• 45g Coconut Milk (45克 椰奶)
• 15g Veg. Oil (15克 植物油)
• 25g Pandan juice (25克 斑兰汁)
2) Meringue 蛋白霜:
• 3 egg whites (3个蛋白)
• 50g Sugar (50克 糖)
• 1/2 tsp Cream of tartar or lemon juice | 1/2茶匙 塔塔粉或柠檬汁
3) Coconut whipped cream frosting 椰子奶油霜:
• 3 tablespoon powdered sugar (3汤匙糖粉)
• 1 cup Heavy whipping cream (1杯 重质淡奶油)
• ½ cup coconut cream (½ 杯椰子奶油)
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I love how your recipes are for 6" cakes. I usually only bake for myself and my sister, and perhaps give away as a gift. Just the right size for me, thank you for sharing!
HAHA That's kind of the situation for me too!! 😂
@@tse_bakery_9582 Right?!? 😂
@@sokamori28 🤣🤣😂
Wow … you so good 😊👍
Thank you ☺☺🥰
Have made this sponge today and I am so happy with result.. Tq for good recipe..
oh I AM SO GLAD!!! Thank you! and you're welcome! ☺
Well done. Clearly explained Beautiful creation too. Thank you very much for sharing.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! 🥰
This looks perfect!!!
🤤 yummy Love ❤️ pandan and coconut! Wishing you all the best with your channel success
Thank you so much!! 🥰
Delicious and beautiful❤❤
Thank you!! ☺
Looks so delicious 🥰
Thank you !! 🥰
so beautiful, I really want to try making it for my daughter but I don't think I have the skills yet 😅
Aww Thank you Maria! Haha I'm positive you can do it! Plus, nothing can beat mom's baking/cooking!!
Thank you for sharing! Is there an alternative to cake flour?
You're welcome! If you don't have cake flour, you can use all purpose flour. After measuring the amount of flour needed, take out one tablespoon of flour and replace it with one tablespoon of cornstarch. It still won't be as tender as using cake flour but that's an option. hope this helps ☺.
Would love to see you cut the cake with its cross section at the end
Can I use pandan extract instead? If yes , should I adjust the recipe of the egg yolk batter?
Yes you can! For the 6" cake, you should only need 1 tsp of extract. Replace the 25g of Pandan juice with 25g of veg. oil and you should be good! 😁
Hi. I have pandan essence flavoring instead of extract. Can I use this and how much? Thank you.
I am a new subscriber.
Love all your chiffon cake recipes.
Tried baking this chiffon cake plain - without the pandan juice and it turns out very good 👍🏻
Can you please share recipe for a 7 inch plain chiffon cake?
Thanks 🙏🏻
Recipe that best fits a 7" pan will be using 4 eggs. So recipe will be something like this:
• 4 egg yolks
• 80g Cake flour
• 60g Coconut Milk
• 20g Veg. Oil
• 33g Pandan juice
• 4 egg whites
• 65g Sugar
• 1/2 tsp Cream of tartar or lemon juice
🙂
Thank you so much for your reply 😊
How about the baking time for 7 inch chiffon cake?
Is it still the same?
@@arielchan3312 Yes, baking time is the same :)
Hello! I was wondering if using pandan extract. Do we replace the pandan juice with 25g of oil. And add the additional 15g of oil.
Hi Emily! For the 6" cake, you should only need 1 tsp of extract. Replace the 25g of Pandan juice with 25g of veg. oil and you should be good!
Thank you for responding so fast! I was wondering if I can replace the coconut cream with coconut milk. If not, is there any replacement for the coconut cream?
@@emilyleung9120 Using coconut milk in making the whipped cream will work. Choose the full fat coconut milk, refrigerate the canned coconut milk overnight. Then, you’ll scoop the coconut cream off the top of the can and use it in recipes that call for coconut cream. 🙂
Hi Emily - just want to add to my previous response... when you refrigerate the can of full fat coconut milk overnight, the "fat" part of the milk will harden and it will separate from the more "watery juice" part. The "harden" part of the milk is what you want to use. If you simply buy coconut milk in a bottle/carton, it won't do.
Hope this helps :)
may I know what brand of the whipping cream you are using? Any good brand and taste nice ?
Hi! If you are living in the United States, I always go with the Kroger brand. They have the thickest heavy whipping cream. I also use "Land O Lakes" and "Friendly Farms" before and they will all work well. Taste will not matter much because you always need to add some powdered sugar in there, or other flavoring, plus heavy cream usually doesn't have much taste.
Just make sure you are buying HEAVY whipping cream. 😀
@@tse_bakery_9582 staying in Singapore
can i use regular milk instead of coconut milk?
For the cake, you can replace coconut milk with regular milk.
For the whipped cream frosting, if you don't like coconut flavor, you can just use Heavy whipping cream.
🙂
How long the frosting can be at room temperature before it become soft/ melting. Since it whipped cream😮
I did a little test long time ago, which I showed at the end of this video: ruclips.net/video/CDu5fwSqbug/видео.html
It stays nice and firm for 2 hours at room temperature... 2 hours later is when you will start to see some changes. at 3 hours I can definitely see that the cream edges are not as crisp anymore, but still holding up.
Taste wise, it's the same, after 3 hours, the cream texture will be softer. ☺
Hi! May I ask if it’s possible if I use baking paper at the bottom? As my baking tin is not detachable =(
I never tried that way but I think you can. Make sure your pan is not non-stick, so that the cake can still cling to the side of the pan when you cool it upside down. Otherwise the cake will slide out when you turn it upside down. Maybe try cutting the paper slightly smaller in diameter as the pan, just a little bit... so a small part of the cake can also cling to the bottom edge. All this is just to help the cake to stay in the pan when cooling. 😀
@@tse_bakery_9582 I’ll definitely try it out! Thank you 🥰
@@ChristalKoh ☺ 🥰
hi, Can I just put pandan juice and without coconut milk or any milk ? If so, how to adjust the recipe? Thanks!
Hello, yes you can. The coconut milk is to compliment the pandan flavor. So if you don't want to put any milk, you can replace the 45g Coconut Milk with 35g more of pandan juice, making it total of 60g Pandan juice.
Or, you can replace the 45g Coconut Milk with 35g of water.
Reducing 10g of the original coconut milk content in the recipe because other liquid has no fat in them.
Hope this helps 😀
Thank you so much 🙏
@@lingshitan6720 You're welcome!
Can I use pandan extract instead? If so, how much? Thanks!
Yes you can! But this recipe won't work too good for that. Use this instead:
- 3 eggs
- 45g cake flour
- 35g coconut milk
- 45g oil
- 2 tsp pandan extract
- 50g sugar
- 1/2 tsp Cream of tartar
Optional - add a little bit of green food color if needed.
Thank you! ❤❤❤❤❤
You're welcome! ☺
Can I use multipurpose flour?
I am using pandan extract, yet I use it 25 gr🤦🏼♀️
Using 6” pan the batter yielded over the pan.
Should I use 7” pan next time I try it again?
You can use all-purposed flour, but AP flour has more protein in it so will develop more gluten when you mix the batter. For this recipe, you can measure out the flour needed, using AP flour, then take out 1-1/2 tablespoons of the AP flour, and replace it with 1-1/2 tablespoon cornstarch. If you use only AP flour without substitute some with cornstarch, the cake will most likely will be more dense.
I never try using a 7" pan before but if you have one, you can definitely try 😀
@@tse_bakery_9582 thanks a lot for your explanation 🙏🏻
I am using coconut milk, and the frosting seems too liquid😅
I use instant coconut milk, shoul it cooked/heated first or not, to have a better taste ?
Any suggestions for changing coconut cream to coconut milk, what to do?
Thank you…
@@lucymulianto5206 When you say "instant coconut milk", do you mean one comes in a cartoon that you can drink straight from it? Or powdered form where you mix it with water? I'm not sure what you are using.
If it makes your frosting too liquid and not holding together, it sounds like the coconut milk is too light. So if you are using the liquid form, that means that milk doesn't have enough fat in it.
If you are using the instant powder form, I never seen or use it before, but that is something that you may be able to add more powder and less water to make it thicker. If that's what you have on hand, you can try that.
When making the frosting, you will need something that has more fat content in it, and in a thick form, so the cream will thickened when whipped. So you do need to use coconut cream to get the best "cream consistency". ☺
@@tse_bakery_9582 I used coconut milk liquid that usually packed in cartoon.
Very glad and happy that you reply fast and in detail.
Next time I’ll try this recipe, I will try to find the thicker coconut milk, or I’ll try to find coconut cream.
Thank you so much🙏🏻😄
@@lucymulianto5206 Yes, if you can find coconut cream that will be best😃
Decided to give your recipe a go! However for some reason my batter yielded more than my 6" pan can hold! 😅 i had to use an 8" pan instead and it filled about 2/3 of it. My egg white meringue definitely came our more in volume compared to yours >_
Oh really? That's good that you have an 8" pan on hand! How did the cake turn out?
Hi, may I know what pan size do you use for the cake? 😊
It's 6" 🙂
How much is 1 cup in grams ?
It's different if you are measuring liquid or dry ingredients. This site is a good reference for that: www.allrecipes.com/article/cup-to-gram-conversions/
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