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This picture, not exactly aesthetic, is to show the loose, crumbly texture. |
Today, I learned that surprises play a big role in bringing out the pleasure to my food.
This recipe was meant
to go with unsalted butter but salted was all I have. And I thought it would
not make much of a difference. So it was a pleasant surprise that my guests thought it was deliciously different from my previous cakes.
What I have
accidentally done was make a matcha flavoured butter cake that tastes of caramel bordering on the savoury
side, which my friends prefer. The chia seeds provided some crunch on an
otherwise melt in the mouth cake.
Makes one medium sized
cake
1 medium aluminium tray,
ungreased
The following to be
mixed and set aside :
1/4 t baking powder
1 cup cake flour
1 cup cake flour
2 Tbsp matcha powder
250g salted butter, room temperature
100g soft brown sugar ( 30% less if you wish for a sweeter cake )
250g salted butter, room temperature
100g soft brown sugar ( 30% less if you wish for a sweeter cake )
2 eggs, whisked
4 Tbsp hydrated chia seeds
4 Tbsp hydrated chia seeds
Method :
1 Preheat oven to 160C.
2 Whisk butter until
pale.
3 Add sugar. Whisk until
fluffy.
4 Whisk in eggs followed
by chia seeds until well incorporated.
5 Sift in dry
ingredients.
6 Fold in the mixture until
it is homogenous. ( I used a Kitchenaid beater , lowest speed )
7 Baked in the prepared
tray at 160C for 60 minutes. Cake is ready when skewer put in comes out clean
with a single crumb at the tip.
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