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Old-fashioned sponge cake, the taste of childhood. (Recipe)

Old-fashioned sponge cake, the taste of childhood. (Recipe)

2026-02-10 11:35:37 · · #1
Old-fashioned sponge cake, the taste of childhood.
I especially loved eating this kind of sponge cake when I was a child. It was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, with a milky and creamy flavor.

Materials

egg
4
Cake flour
130 grams
corn oil
35 grams
Honey
10 grams
milk
35 grams
White sugar
50 grams
Lemon juice
small amount

Old-fashioned sponge cake, the taste of childhood. Here are the steps to make it.

Step 1
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Prepare the ingredients, weigh out the milk, corn oil, and low-gluten flour in advance.

Step 2
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Crack in four room temperature eggs, add sugar and honey.

Step 3
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

I started whipping (over a warm water bath) for about 9 minutes, until it reached a consistency similar to the picture. Then I added the corn oil and milk.

Step 4
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Add the cake flour in three batches, mixing well after each addition. Grease the mold with butter beforehand.

Step 5
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Pour the beaten egg mixture into the mold. If you like sesame seeds, you can sprinkle some on top. Preheat the oven to 165°C for 15 minutes.

Step 6
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

They slowly puffed up, and at this point, the aroma filled the air. Bake at 165°C for about 25 minutes, keeping a close eye on the browning.

Step 7
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Take it out and shake it a few times to easily unmold it.

Step 8
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

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How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

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How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Old-fashioned sponge cake, the taste of childhood. (Tips)

Use room temperature eggs, and it will be easier to beat them if you put some warm water underneath them.

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