Had craving for my 鸡蛋糕, made these for breakfast (13 Jul 2014) |
Ingredients
230g self raising flour (sifted)120ml cream soda (Schweppes non sugar)
190g sugar
4 eggs
Directions
1. Whisk egg & sugar till pale color and add vanilla essence.
2. Add 1/3 self raising into creamed mixture and alternating with 1/3 cream soda. Repeat mixing process and stop once all well combined.
3. Pour into cup fillers 3/4 full.
4. Steam for 10mins and ready to serve when cooled.
7 comments:
oh i simply love this Ji Dan Gao, i can eat it everyday LOL!
Hi!
How much of sugar amount should I reduce to if I am not using non-sugar soda water?
I couldn't find Schweppes Non-Sugar in the country where I am living.
Thanks!
Hi,
Sorry for the late reply as I did't check my blog lately.
You may want to try 100g and adjust the sweetness for your next round.
Thanks
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Hi ! Can I use cake flour?
Hi!
I made these too few weekends ago. But unfortunately, mine wasn't as successful as yours.
The texture of mine was a too dense. Sweetness level was perfect.
Can you share with me on what could have gone wrong with mine?
http://dailysnippetsoflife.wordpress.com/2014/07/31/baking-33-steamed-egg-muffins/
Thanks!
Hi Siaw Tan,
Sorry to see your post now cos the only time I update my blog is during weekends.
When you said dense, you mean its too heavy and tight texture? I like this cake for it chewiness texture but soft, so not sure this is the type you like.
I just did a batch of this Steamed egg muffin today experiment with Rumford Baking Powder and it turned out too soft and lose the chewiness texture, if you might want to try (220g srf & 10g Rumford bp).
Also, I did it in small paper cup fillers and made 24 pcs. Not sure could it be your waxy fillers too big and not enough room to rise. To add, if you could use 7-ups cos this was used by my colleague before and worked well.
Above are what I can think of, hope it helps you and do let me know if it works for your next try.
Thank you so much for mentioning my blog name and linking it to your blog.
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Hi Karen,
Yes, you can use Cake Flour but will be less soft but acceptable texture.
Thanks
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