2m for a Malai Ko so soft that it actually wobbles like jelly! The quantity is just right for a 900ml (14cm) microwaveable container. |
Soft & spongy texture of the Malai Ko. I sliced off the top with the raisins as the kids didn't like raisins. |
Dry Ingredients:
4 T cake flour
3 T brown sugar (Muscavado is good)
1/2 tsp bicarbonate of soda
Wet Ingredients:
1 egg
2 T corn oil
1 T honey (I like NuZeaBee cos of mild taste)
2 T natural yogurt (I used Paul's Natural Set Yogurt)
1/2 tsp vanilla essence
Method:
Standby a 900ml plastic microwaveable container or other suitable container. Do not grease.
In a small teacup, beat together honey and the yogurt. Put this aside.
In a mixing jug or bowl, mix the dry ingredients together.
Stir in the wet ingredients.
Lastly, stir in the honey & yogurt (they are the secret - they react spectacularly with the baking soda). Mix well with a fork or whisk.
Pour into the container. Batter should be less than 1/2 the height of container.
Microwave for 2 minutes ... timing depends on container/s used & wattage. (After 1 minute, If cake has risen more than double its height, I suggest giving it just 30 - 40 secs more.)
Immediately remove from over and quickly flip the container over a wire rack (to cook further & cool). After about 15 minutes, use a plastic or silicon spatula to loosen cake from the container and turn out onto a rack to cool.
* In the picture, I had added raisins. It was a mistake as the raisins made it difficult to cut the cake.
For Yellow Malai Ko ...
Use 2 T of white sugar instead of 3 T of brown sugar.
For richer flavour and brighter yellow colour, add 1 T of custard powder to the Dry Ingredients.
For Banana Cake ...
Add 1 small banana (4"-5"), mashed.
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