Monday, 24 November 2025

Pandan Lemon Sponge Cake



It’s a pandan sponge cake but carried a hint of lemon freshness when you bite the velvety soft cake πŸ˜‹



INGREDIENTS
Fresh Egg, 54~56g each, cold
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[A]
10g rice bran oil 
10g unsalted butter

[B]
30g top/cake flour 
3g corn flour/starch

[C]
22g fresh pandan paste
10g reduced-sugar soy milk/milk
5g honey
3~5g lemon peel, chopped finely

[D]
2 egg yolks

[E]
2 egg whites
Pinch of low-sodium salt/2g lemon juice
15g fine sugar
15g raw sugar/fine sugar
3g corn starch 

Pan size: 199x73x65mm paper cake pan




*blend 20g pandan leaves with 50g water, and collect 22g.

I’ve shared the pandan paste preparation in an ealrier IG post:  this is the link:


https://www.instagram.com/reel/DIk6nsUS_xz/?igsh=bWxkMDJsc3pneWgx


DIRECTIONS

1. Heat [A] till reaching 75 to 80°C, 


fold in [B] using a silicone spatula.


2. Mix in [C] mixture into a thick and sticky paste.


3. Add [D] in one go into a smooth paste. Let the milk-yolk batter set aside.




4. In a clean, dry and oil-free mixing bowl, beat egg whites of [E] till frothy before adding low-sodium salt or lemon juice.
 Or

followed by both sugars. 


Beat the meringue till reaching firm peak stage. Sprinkle corn starch over and mix using an electric mixer for a few seconds.



5. Take about 1/4 of meringue to mix with the milk-yolk paste from Step (3) till smooth. 



Pour the mixture back to mix with the remaining meringue into a smooth batter.


6. Pour the batter into the cake pan.

Run a stick through the batter to break up any trapped air bubbles

7. Bake at middle rack of a preheated oven toaster at 150°C for 30 minutes, or till the cake is cooked through.



8. While the cake is still hot, invert over a cooling rack for about 1 hour. 



9. Cut the cake after it has completely cooled down. Enjoy πŸ˜‹












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