180g fine sugar
250g butter
6 egg yolks
4 egg whites (whisked till soft peak)
250g Plain flour
1 tsp baking powder
250g non dairy cream
Ingredients for coffee paste:
1 tsp good quality coffee powder
1/2 tsp hot water
30g butter batter from the above
~ Whisked egg whites until soft peak form and set aside.
~ Beat butter and sugar until pale and light, gradually add in egg yolks then follow by the cream.
~ Fold in flour slowly and mix well.
~ Divide egg whites into 3 portions and slowly fold into the egg yolk batter and mix well.
~ Take out 30g from the batter and add in the coffee mixture, stir well.
~ Pour in the butter batter into a 4.5"x9" loaf tin, then pour the coffee batter on top and make a marble effect by using a fork.
~ Bake at 175'C for 45 minutes.
2 cutie sponges that I did for a friend. She actually shared these cakes at her son's kindy last week and she told me the kids love them so much...:D
Recipes and method are the same as the cutie swiss roll I did before. You can have the recipe here..:)
Oh we truly think alike leh! I just post up a marble cake post then you also did! Hahaha! Anyway, no thick skin lah, it's good that you show us all your new cutie bakes...that's what your blog is for right? BTW, your marble cake recipe looks interesting, with the addition of cream and egg separation method, must be light and creamy, not the usual pound cake texture yah?
ReplyDeleteThe 2 design on the cake are so catchy... I bet the kids will be so fond of them. :)
ReplyDeletei dont mind coz it look so lovely! and the cake look soft and delicious! (: (:
ReplyDeleteYour cake slices look really cute. No wonder the kiddies loves it. You are getting really good at baking this. I made a cake from cream too last week and the cake turn out really dense which I am not too keen off. I have to tweak the recipe and make it again.
ReplyDelete~ Bee Bee...yeah..I saw your post too...heehee! We really think alike..;p Yes..this cake's texture is soft and creamy...maybe you'll like this too..:)
ReplyDelete~ hanushi, thank you...:)
~ The Sweetylicious, thank you too!
~ Gertrude, thank you, not really good larr...heehee! My daughter is a big fan of them..;) Oh, somehow I like cakes made from cream more...like the texture though..;p