Jiggly cake — homemade giant Castella
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The creator demonstrates how to bake a Castella sponge cake using a water bath and a specific ratio formula for ingredients, and concludes by cutting and tasting the finished jiggly cake.
From the video
Answers: How do you make a Castella sponge cake at home?
- Castella sponge cake recipe
- Water bath baking technique
- Egg separating technique
- Meringue whipping technique
- Cake batter proportions
Ingredients
- 20 eggs
- 250 g vegetable oil
- 250 g milk
- 250 g cake flour
- 25 g corn starch
- a giant glug vanilla extract
- 1 heaped teaspoon salt
- 270 g sugar
- a little cream of tartar
What it concludes
- 325 Fahrenheit (160 C) without convection fan is the winning temperature for baking Castella cake.
- A water bath creates a steam environment that keeps the top of the cake from setting up hard and prevents the sides from overcooking.
- The cooled Castella cake tastes nice, though the taste is mostly about the novelty value of making something so springy and pillowy.
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