How to Prepare Ultimate Taiwanese Castella Cake

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Taiwanese Castella Cake is one of the most popular of current trending foods in the world. It’s appreciated by millions daily. It is simple, it’s quick, it tastes delicious. They’re nice and they look fantastic. Taiwanese Castella Cake is something that I have loved my entire life.

※ ※ ※ Subtitles function ※ ※ ※ The videos have English and Japanese subtitles. Turning on subtitles will show you the instructions and commentary. You can multiply the ratio if you want to make the bigger one. Taiwanese Castella Cake - This is one of my favourite cakes of all time with its cotton soft texture.

To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook taiwanese castella cake using 8 ingredients and 14 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Taiwanese Castella Cake:

1. Take milk
2. Take vegetable oil
3. Take cake flour or low protein flour
4. Get table salt
5. Prepare vanilla extract
6. Get egg yolk (from 3 medium-sized eggs)
7. Make ready egg white (from 3 medium-sized eggs)
8. Prepare granulated sugar

They are extremely soft, fluffy and full of egg flavour. Taiwanese castella cake is a pillow-like sponge cake that is extremely jiggly when baked fresh out of the oven. This traditional cake from Taiwan is so fluffy that some call it a jiggly cake or bouncy cake. Who can resist the moist and sweet Japanese honey sponge Watch How to Make Castella.

Instructions to make Taiwanese Castella Cake:

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2. Prepare the pan by lining parchment paper to cover the whole inner sides. If your pan is not leak-proof, wrap the outside with aluminium foil. This cake will be baked with a hot water bath so ensure no water is going in.
3. Heat milk and oil to approximately 158°F (70°C).
4. With a hand whisk, quickly mix cake flour into the hot mixture. It will turn lumpy but this is fine.
5. Add and mix the yolk one at a time. Add salt and vanilla. Mix thoroughly until the dough has a sticky smooth consistency.
6. At this point, preheat oven to 300°F (150°C). I use top and bottom heat without fan, so adjust your oven accordingly if it uses a different setting. Also, start heating up hot water for the water bath.
7. Using a hand mixer, beat egg white until foamy with even tiny bubbles. With the mixer running on low speed, gradually sprinkle sugar onto the sides as you mix. After entire sugar is mixed in, switch to high speed and beat until soft peak.
8. Add 1/3 of beaten egg white (meringue) into the batter. With a hand whisk, mix them thoroughly.
9. Add another 1/3 of meringue. From here on, we want to gently combine the mixture with a folding motion. Be careful not to deflate the batter. The air inside this fluffy meringue is the key component of a fluffy cake. Mix just until no white streaks are seen.
10. Add the final meringue. Fold gently just until it is 90% mixed.
11. Switching to a silicone spatula, check the sides and bottom of bowl for any unmixed batter. Fold just until combined. Do not overmix as the batter loses its air every time we mix.
12. Pour batter into the pan. Shake the pan to spread it evenly. Tap the pan onto the counter twice to release any big unwanted bubbles.
13. Place the pan onto a larger deep pan. Pour hot water (around 176°F / 80°C) into the bigger pan up to 1-inch high. Carefully transfer into the oven. I place it on the second bottom rack, so not on the middle rack. Bake for 45 - 55 minutes or until the top is brown, spongy, and dry.
14. Once baked, remove immediately from its pan and peel-off the paper. This will prevent the cake from shrinking too much. Slice it and let cool on the cooling rack before storing or serve it warm.

This traditional cake from Taiwan is so fluffy that some call it a jiggly cake or bouncy cake. Who can resist the moist and sweet Japanese honey sponge Watch How to Make Castella. Castella (カステラ) is a delicious Japanese sponge cake made with. Castella cake was then introduced to the Taiwanese during the Japanese rule in Taiwan. It takes a while to bake this Taiwanese castella cake, but the result is satisfying.

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