This was my second attempt to improve on the texture of the chiffon as I like the chiffon cake texture to be softer and more moist. I finally did it and what I did to improve the chiffon texture was to use the combined volume of 125 mls. of orange cum lemon juice and 50 g of corn oil instead of the original volume and weight in the ingredients. I also added a tsp of both lemon and orange paste to give the chiffon a more intense color of orangy lemon.
I have always wondered what kind of memories I would like to leave behind for my children after I pass on from this world. After much consideration, I believe food is one of the many ways that can always jolt sweet and fond memories (or otherwise)for people. Hence the blog name CookBake Legacy for my family members. I want to enjoy the learning journey of my cooking and baking and discover foods that my family members love to eat.
Monday, March 05, 2007
Citrus Chiffon
I got the recipe from HERE .
This was my second attempt to improve on the texture of the chiffon as I like the chiffon cake texture to be softer and more moist. I finally did it and what I did to improve the chiffon texture was to use the combined volume of 125 mls. of orange cum lemon juice and 50 g of corn oil instead of the original volume and weight in the ingredients. I also added a tsp of both lemon and orange paste to give the chiffon a more intense color of orangy lemon.
This was my second attempt to improve on the texture of the chiffon as I like the chiffon cake texture to be softer and more moist. I finally did it and what I did to improve the chiffon texture was to use the combined volume of 125 mls. of orange cum lemon juice and 50 g of corn oil instead of the original volume and weight in the ingredients. I also added a tsp of both lemon and orange paste to give the chiffon a more intense color of orangy lemon.
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