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Pandan Coconut Ogura 香兰椰浆相思蛋糕

Saw this Milo/Cocoa Ogura in Jeannie's blog. I would say she is the Queen of Ogura and Sponge cake. She always baked out such soft, fluffy, fine texture and smooth top sponge cake. Do drop by to her blog to see more of her lovely bakes.

I am in love with her Milo/Cocoa Ogura. Since the theme for this month for Little Thumbs Up is Coconut, why not make a little tweak to the recipe into a Pandan Coconut Ogura!! The recipe call for cake flour but too bad i run out of that so i substitute it with plain flour. Lucky me, the cake turn out not bad at all. 
Pandan Coconut Ogura
Thanks Jeannie, for the wonderful recipe.

Pandan Coconut Ogura
makes one 8 inch round cake (my next bake i will use a 7 inch baking pan to have a taller cake :p  )
Recipe adapted from Jeannietay's Blog 

Ingredients:
50g corn oil (i used canola oil)
60g fresh coconut milk
Pinch of salt
5 yolks (large eggs)
1 whole egg
70g cake flour (i run out of cake flour; i used plain flour)

5 egg whites
65g castor sugar
1/2 tsp cream of tartar (i use 1 tsp lemon juice)

3 tbsp homemade pandan paste

To Do:
1) In a large bowl, with a hand whisk; whisk canola oil, milk, salt, whole egg and egg yolk until well blended. Add flour and whisk until just combined. Set aside.

2) With a electric hand mixer, whisk egg white until frothy before adding in lemon juice. Continue whisking, add castor sugar gradually and whisk till firm peak form.

3) Add half meringue into the yolk batter, using a hand whisk to mix until well combined before adding in the other half of the meringue and mixed gently before switching to a spatula. Scoop the batter from bottom of the bowl and fold up. Making sure it is well combined. (do not over-mix)

4) Divide batter into 2 equal portions. One portion add in pandan paste and mixed well, the other portions leave plain. 

5) Scoop a ladle full of each batter into the prepared baking pan alternatively till complete. Tap gently on tabletop to remove air bubbles.

6) Bake in a preheated oven with the water-bath method at 150C for 70-75 minutes. (i bake mine for 55 minutes)

7) Remove from oven, wait till cake has pulled away from pan before unmoulding and allow to cool on a rack.

The wonderful aroma of coconut and Pandan leave.
Not only that the green hues from the Pandan is simply lovely!
~Enjoy~

This post is linked to Little Thumbs Up event hosted by
Jess from Bakericious
with her October 2015 theme - Coconut
organised by Zoe from Bake for Happy Kids and myself, my little favourite DIY
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Interested to join us?? Just cook or bake with COCONUT and link with us at this post. Please do display this Little Thumbs Up badge and make sure that:
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2) Please mention Little Thumbs Up in your post
3) Please also paste the Little thumbs Up badge in your post and link back to BakericiousBake for Happy Kids and me my little favourite DIY

**What is coming up next?? 
We are having Jozelyn from Spice Up My Kitchen, in the next coming event. It is wonderful to have her back again to host in November with her theme MANGO!! 
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Comments

  1. 哇!好漂亮的蛋糕。喜欢明显的条纹。

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  2. 我最不拿手的就是做条纹的。
    你家的蛋糕好美噢!

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  3. mui,很喜欢这样柔柔的颜色,看了舒服!

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  4. mui mui, love your pandan coconut ogura cake! I can practically smell the coconut from here :)

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  5. Hmmm.... I can imagine the aroma and how the taste would be. Super yum...
    Enjoy your week ahead dear.
    Blessings, Kristy

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  6. Hi Mui Mui,
    I'm with Phong Hong. Love the fragrant pandan coconut ogura cake and the nice marbling effect.

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  7. Hi Doreen,

    Totally agree that Jeannie is the queen of ogura or any souffle cake. Yours look good. Remember that I was having a lot of problem baking mine too... Can't help to think oven is the reason!!!! Now with a new oven with better function, baking souffle cake is easier!

    Zoe

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  8. Mui Mui, this is very pretty!

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  9. Hi Mui Mui, Your cake looks lovely! I too baked in an 8" round pan and it was quite tall…perhaps you used smaller eggs?

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  10. 好漂亮,请我吃一片。。。嘻嘻!

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  11. Hi Doreen, I like your ogura cake. Sounds so yummy and lovely too! Thumbs Up!!

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  12. Very pretty, dear! You gals are always baking lots :D

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  13. Yummy! Beautiful photos. I'm your new GFC follower # 317 if you want to come on my blog ♡

    www.beautywithterri.blogspot.it

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