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3 eggs, separate the yolks and whites and set aside. -
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Mix 40 grams of low-gluten flour and 6 grams of matcha powder together, then sift and set aside. -
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Stir 30 grams of vegetable oil and 60 grams of milk until evenly emulsified. -
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Sift in the mixture of cake flour and matcha powder in 2 batches. -
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Stir until the color is uniform. -
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Add 3 egg yolks. -
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Stir until smooth and without lumps. -
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Put 3 egg whites into a water-free and oil-free basin, add 8 grams of lemon juice, and make large fish-eye bubbles. -
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Add 50 grams of white sugar in 2 batches and beat. -
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Beat until stiff peaks form. Lift the egg beater and it will have a firm tip. -
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Take out 1/3 of the meringue and put it into the egg yolk paste. -
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Stir evenly. -
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Then pour all the meringue back. -
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Stir until the color is even. -
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Pour the cake into a 6-inch chiffon cake mold from a high place, and line the mold with oiled paper. Usually, it is not lined with oiled paper. I was too lazy to remove the mold and lined it with oil paper. -
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Use a bamboo skewer to draw several circles, and lightly shake the mold twice to expel large air bubbles. -
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Preheat the oven to 145°C in advance and bake for 50-55 minutes. Insert a toothpick into the center of the cake. If it comes out clean and not sticky, it is done. -
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After baking, take out the mold and shake it twice to remove the heat inside. -
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After unmoulding, turn it upside down on a cooling rack and let it cool naturally. -
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After the cake is completely cool, remove the parchment paper. -
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Cut it in half and eat it directly, or cut it crosswise to make a cake embryo. -
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Matcha chiffon cake, completed O(∩_∩)O -
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The inside is tender and green, and the cake has a soft texture. -
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The unique aroma of matcha spreads on the tip of the tongue, with a refreshing and intoxicating taste. -
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The delicate texture makes you unable to stop after one bite.
Tips
1. Beat the egg whites until they become stiff and foamy, and the egg whites will not fall off even if you turn the egg bowl over.
2. The oven temperature varies. You can try it twice and adjust the temperature by 10°C to know which temperature is more suitable for your oven.
3. Different types of matcha powder have different water absorption, so the amount of milk can be increased according to the situation.