Is All Chiffon Cake Made With Oil
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Chiffon Block - what oil to use?
September ten, 2012 - 7:58pm
Chiffon Cake - what oil to use?
What are the qualities of oil that I should be looking for when making chiffon cake? The recipes I've institute vary from olive oil, canola oil, vegetable oil, etc. Which is best and why?
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Heidela123
Neutral vegetable oil of your
Neutral vegetable oil of your choice is best nothing saturated like no to coconut or palm oils
I use canola, it works perfectly
I did use olive oil once because I adore an Italian olive oil block I grew up with, but I think the fact it is no " unsaturated " and was mono saturated was the problem it was likewise heavy
I am looking forwards to reading how your cake come up out!
I don't think I mentioned information technology only I sift AP with cake flour one-half and half with the blistering soda and table salt several times, then one more for good luck
This is one case were sifting really matters I call back
BakerNewbie
I made a chiffon cake
I made a chiffon cake earlier. Looked cute when it came out of the oven. As it cooled, information technology deflated inside ten-15 minutes. I'thou not sure where I went incorrect. Maybe information technology cooled besides fast? Perhaps I should let it cool in the oven with the door ajared? I used a 9 inch cake pan instead of the angel cake pan (the one with the center tube) since the angel cake pan is non-stick and the cake seems to separate from the walls and collapse.
I'one thousand trying to copy this recipe: http://world wide web.youtube.com/watch?v=-RzEg3Etg9w. The difference is that I have subtracted 20C from oven temperature to account for my fan forced oven.
Any ideas what might have gone wrong? My meringue looked a chip beyond potent peaks, too.
FlourChild
Expect for a silverish tube pan
Look for a silverish tube pan (i.e., 1 that doesn't take a non-stick coating). The tube provides support for the batter, and cakes that are designed to piece of work with the eye tube often won't work with a layer block pan.
Re: which oil, I've used safflower and canola with success, but my favorite is walnut or almond oil, because of the beautiful flavour they bring to the cakes. I employ either the La Tourangelle brand, or else save the oil that separates from the tiptop of jars of nut butter (information technology freezes well).
Heidela123
Heidela123
I blew my block
This is almost exactly the way I make chiffon cake
Utilise pandanus to taste and a little vanilla
Take out the lemon ...or exit it the cake only has rind
Skilful luck
After all the cake talk I picked my blackberries extracted the juice collected duck eggs
Assembled the cake, all seems perfect
I forgot the saccharide :( it is horrific tasting
Duck food I gues
Repurposing it!