Souffle Green Tea Swissroll
Bought a book Okashi by Keiko Ishida and was fascinated by the souffle swissroll which required to cook flour first which was something new to me, I was eager to try but the thought of the cake turn out to be unsuccessful has pulled me back.
Read Elinluv"s blog and she did give me the encouragement to go ahead. Tried last night and the result was wonderful, soft, fluffy and moist.
This is my first attempt in making the full swissroll, it may not as perfect but I gave myself a thumb ups for completing it. Cheerio's to me and it will give me more encouragement for future bakes....
This morning, was in the hurry off to work, cut out the cake, took pictures and packed to office. It's worth trying :)
Labels: cakes
posted by Doris @ 8:35:00 AM
4 Comments:
At November 26, 2009 at 10:14 AM ,
Allie said...
Hi!
Your cakes looks very nice for a first attempt! I bought the book too and tried the banana caramel swiss roll and it turned out airy and rough >.<. Haha I guess practice makes perfect!
At November 28, 2009 at 10:15 PM ,
myleisureenjoyment said...
Hi Allie,
Yup practice makes perfect. sometimes when I do the same cake, it dosen't turn the way it is.
Maybe when beat the egg white meringue, try not to overbeat, it should be smooth and shiny and have peak.
At February 25, 2016 at 4:02 PM ,
Richard C. Lambert said...
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At March 3, 2016 at 3:32 PM ,
Anna Schafer said...
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