Went for my medical check up yesterday, but the result was not what i expected...:(
Anyway, i'll except whatever comes to me happily...always tell myself, "I'm blessed"..:)
Okay, back to my kitchen, i'm not going to let anything to ruin my baking interest, hee hee! Here's something that i think will cheer me up!

Colours! Tend to play with those colours in the swiss roll i planned to bake. And the result was satisfactory. That actually cheers my girl more..haha!
Here's the recipe for you..:)
Ingredients:
(A)
5 Egg yolks
40g Sugar
1/4 tsp Salt
50ml Cornoil
50ml Milk
110g Flour
1/2 tsp Baking powder
(B)
5 Egg Whites
90g Sugar
1/4 tsp Cream of Tartar
(C)
Some jam or kaya or buttercream you prefered.
Method:
~ Preheat the oven at 175'C.
~ Rub a baking tray (15x10") with some cornoil then lined with baking paper, then rub another layer of cornoil on the paper. Leave aside before using.
~ Beat the egg yolks and sugar for about 5 minutes then add in the milk, beat until well combined and add in the rest of the (A) ingredients and mix till well blended.
~ Whisk the egg whites fr (B) till form soft peaks. Add sugar and cream of tartar and continue to whip till stiff.
~ Mix (A) and (B) together in 3 portions till well combined
~ Divide the mixture into 3 portions. Mix pink or red into one portion, green in another and leave the 3rd one uncoloured.
~ Pipe each coloured portion into a lined baking tray.
~ Bake at 175'C for 15 minutes, and remove from tray immediately onto a wire rack to cool completely.
~ Spread the cooled cake surface with some prefered jam then roll gently up.
Here's a picture before baking....
Holy cow!!! I just happened to stumble upon your blog. This cake looks absolutely amazing. GREAT JOB.
ReplyDeleteThanks Moogie! Welcome to my blog....;)
ReplyDeleteI m going to try this one soon. My previous attempt for swiss roll failed. The base of the cake was so hard as a slab of rubber. lol. I didnt whisk egg whites and egg yolk separately. Could it be due to this? Anyway,Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHey Evy, sorry for the late reply...;p
ReplyDeleteI juz got home yest night fr a trip, and there was lots of things to settle before i check on my mail....
Yes, you should beat the eggs separately, and becareful not to over beat the egg whites, it can cause the cake harden too..:)
Hello..Thanks for your reply. Yeah, I tried to beat egg yolks and whites separately and it works!..:-)
ReplyDeleteHi Evy, so happy to know that you succeed!!
ReplyDeleteHi, I hopped over from Honey Bee Sweets' to your blog. I'll like to try making a tricolour/rainbow swiss roll one day. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Blesses Homemaker, welcome to my blog..:)
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to share all the recipes and i hope you'll enjoy it too...;)
I've made 3 different flavors roll from your recipe and they all turned out great! Mocha, Coffee and Green Tea flavors. Thanks for sharing your recipe. This is a keeper!
ReplyDeleteEwchoy168,
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome! Hope you'll like all my recipes that I posted. Happy baking...:)