Dingoozat Mystery Cake (aka Milo Sponge Cake) 神秘蛋糕 －美禄海绵蛋糕

This recipe was initially written by my 6yo son. If you wish to try out this recipe, please read the story of this cake before you try it. Click here to read the Mystery Cake Story.

Baked into cupcakes. Yield 12 servings.
Temperature: 160'C for 20 minutes.
Photo updated 22 May 2017

Ingredients & Method:

(A)*

2 tbsp Milo powder

30g Fresh Milk 

*Can be replaced with 3 tbsp Milo powder + 30g water

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1. Pour milk in a bowl, use the double boil method, warm the milk. Add Milo powder and stir until the Milo powder is fully dissolved. Set aside to cool.

(B)

3 Egg White

50g Castor Sugar

1/4 tsp Lemon Juice

3 Egg Yolk

65g Cake Flour/ Hong Kong Flour

Pinch of Salt

20g Oil


2. In a stand mixer, beat egg white until bubbling. Add lemon juice, continue to beat until foamy. Add sugar gradually and continue to beat until stiff peak. 

3. Add yolks gradually and continue to beat in low speed until well combined.

4. Sift in flour (and salt) in 3 batches, gently fold until well combined. 

5. In a large bowl, mix together oil and milk mixture. Scoop out 1/3 of the batter and gently fold in the  oil mixture. 

6. Pour the Milo mixture to the yolk mixture. Fold until well combined. Do not over-mix the batter.

7. Pour the batter in a lined baking pan (14cm x 20cm). Tap the pan 2-3 times on the table top. 

8. Bake in a preheated oven 160'C for 45 minutes (Note to myself: Traditional mode, rack 2, transfer to rack 1 for the last 10 minutes.)

9. Remove from oven. Tap the pan 2-3 times on the table top. Invert to cool. If you like my recipe, click here, LIKE & follow Miki's Food Archives Facebook page to receive more recipe updates. Don't forget to change the setting to 'SEE FIRST' if you wish to see my post on your Facebook news feed. Enjoy!

Recipe credit to Louis Ng. 



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