This time I baked a similar one for him, but bigger in size and of course, better cos it's homemade :)
Recipe is from Sonia's site which I modified a little
What you need:
5 egg yolks (medium eggs)
50g canola oil
50g milk
20g caster sugar
70g cake flour
15g cocoa powder
5 egg whites (medium eggs)
1/4 tsp lemon juice
60g caster sugar
- Lightly whisk egg yolk with sugar. Add in oil, stir to combine
- Add in milk, combine well
- Fold in cake flour, mix well, set aside
- Add in lemon juice into egg white, beat til foamy
- Gradually add in sugar, beat til stiff peak
- Take 1/3 portion of the egg white mixture, use hand whisk to mix with egg yolk mixture til light
- Fold the balance of egg white mixture into egg yolk mixture, mix well
- Pour batter on lined swissroll pan, and bake in preheated oven of 160degC on medium rack for 25 minutes
- Turn the baked sponge on a piece of baking paper. Slowly peel off the attached paper from the cake
- Place a new piece of baking paper over the cake, invert the cake again
- Slice 45deg angle at another end, so the end of sponge will neatly attached to the cake at the end of rolling
- Make few slits on the whole cake
- Spread evenly a layer of filling
- With the shorter side facing you, roll the cake up tightly to form a swissroll
- Wrap with clingwrap and let it set
I used nutella for the filling and spread a thin layer of buttercream all over the swissroll, and sprinkle chocolate rice on it
Sonia is right, this recipe is a keeper to make swissroll
Spongy, soft and light, taste really good, and most importantly - easy to roll :)
Your Swiss roll looks so soft and perfect! Maybe I should try this recipe to test my rolling skill again hehehe
ReplyDeleteHi Alice,
ReplyDeleteFrom your pictures, I can tell too that this recipe is definitely a keeper. Ian must be extremely happy eating these Swiss rolls.
Btw, no worries about our previous date. We can always see each other again 6 months later :D
Zoe
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ReplyDeleteAlice, if this is a cooking test, I will give you 100%! Your choc swiss roll is so perfect & looks exactly like store-bought! Next year I'll practice on swiss roll~Thanks for sharing this great recipe!
ReplyDeleteHey Alice!! Perfect job on your swiss roll! Looks so soft and it's rolled so beautifully! Round and even! I'm always afraid of the crack-eroo going on. haha.. And I LOOOOOVE Chocolate rice too! Especially the Indo brand, Ceres! :D
ReplyDeleteAlice, this swiss roll looks so fluffy and lovely. I may try this one day. By the way I have tried your Sarawak Kuih Lapis a few days ago. I will blog about it soon.
ReplyDeleteLove your roll, Alice, looks so delicious...
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous swiss roll! Looks perfect.
ReplyDeletePerfectly rolled swiss roll! Looks so soft and moist! Well done, Alice!
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely Alice. I am a big fan of swiss rolls, must try this one. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAlice, I love this choc rice roll... always been my fav... and of course, yr roll had been so nicely rolled up! I must bookmark this recipe n try too:-p.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your shout out Alice. Yes, this sponge recipe is a keeper.
ReplyDeleteWow! A perfect looking roll & with chocolate too. You know what I think about chocolate , right! *^ Wink-wink! Of course this roll taste heavenly! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Alice,
ReplyDeletedoes e base of the cake sticks to the greaseproof paper after u overturn to cool it? mine did! And I could not roll after that! how to prevent it from sticking?
alice, can see that the sponge is indeed soft!gorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteHi Alice, perfect swiss roll. Look really good and nice click.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend.