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12 August 2010

Light & Moist Banana Chiffon

Whenever i visits my mum and inlaw weekly, i will specially bake a cake to bring along. For healthier option, chiffon is definitely a much preferred choice. However, many chiffon recipes are high in sugar content. After many trials & kitchen mishaps errors, i managed to work on my recipe to achieve the texture and taste i wanted.
Sharing with all my Light & moist Banana Chiffon~


The addition of walnut topping, added a crunch & nutty fragrance to the light chiffon


The cakes were well-received by the old folks! That makes my day ;)




The texture is very soft & moist treat, full of banana goodness!

Sadly, my beloved father-inlaw was hospitalised yesterday. It broke my heart when i visited him. I pray that he will be well soon and he can eat my bakes again.


Jessie's Creation :
Light & Moist Banana Chiffon

Additional note: i bake this using a 21cm tube pan, it rose beautifully too and texture remains moist.

Ingredients:
6 Yolks
40g Sugar
60ml Corn Oil
200g Banana Puree (mashed)
120g Cake Flour

7 Whites
40g Sugar

Method:
1. Preheat oven to 175°C
2. Prepare paper cups
3. In a bowl, manually whisk yolks with sugar till pale in colour
4. Add Oil and whisk till combined
5. Add in banana puree
6. Sieve in cake flour and mixed till well-combined
7. In another mixing bowl, whisk whites will frothy
8. Add sugar slowly to whites and whisk till medium peak
9. Take 1/3 whites lightly fold into the yolks mixture
10. Pour the yolks mixture to the balance of whites and fold gently. DO NOT deflate the whites.
11. Pour batter into paper cups
12. Top with a walnut on top of batter
13. Baking tie about 20-25mins subject to size of paper cups.

Hope you will like the recipe!

Jessie




23 comments:

  1. Looks really soft, light and fluffy!!

    Hope your father in law will get well soon!

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  2. Jessie, hope your father-in-law will get well soon don't worry too much ok although i know it hard.. your chiffon cake looks darn nice whenever i try to bake my chiffon cakes in cup it became disastrous lol then i gave up and continue to bake in my traditional tube pan..

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  3. wow! Really looks good. You are a great baker :)

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  4. Thanks maameemoomoo, jess for your concern! Appreciate it!

    Jane: Thanks for your compliment. There are still alot i need to learn & improve. You are one of my inspiration ;)

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  5. Jessie, the banana chiffon looks so soft and fluffy! And hope our FIL will get well soon, meanwhile you take care.

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  6. Hope your in-law is okay soon!

    I love the look of this chiffon cake!!

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  7. Thanks Anh for your concern & compliment ;)

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  8. This banana chiffon looks soft and fluffy. Hope your father-in-law gets well soon and don't worry.

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  9. Those cakes look perfect tome and I like your presentation.

    May I know how much shall we fill the paper cup? 60%?

    Also,, the paper cup u used is hard type or very soft type? I ever baked chiffon cake using muffin cup (look like urs but the paper is quite soft type) the cake shrunk from the side. I got no problem if using cup cake cup (those with pleats).I guess chiffon need hard surface to 'climb'.

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  10. your banana chiffon look fluffy and soft, well done. Hope you FIL will get well soon.

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  11. Thanks YummyKoh, Sonia for your concern & compliment ;)

    Cook.Bake.Love: I filled it up 3/4 of the cups height. The paper cups i used look thin and definitely thinner than those with pleats. It could probably due to the temperature control for your chiffon. HTH

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  12. Pretty chiffon cupcake, looks light & fluffy. Hope your FIL gets well soon.

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  13. Nice chiffon cupcake, thanks for sharing the recipe, hope your FIL will get well soon, take care ya!

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  14. So pretty, love the presentation!

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  15. Nice cake, must be yummy too... take care ya

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  16. DG, Min, Amanda, neyeeloh: Many Thanks!

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  17. Jessie,nice cake & look soft. you are great! your inlaw must like it. Good day for you!

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  18. Oh my...the chiffon looks so good in paper cup..
    Thumb up!!
    Hope your FIL has a speedy recovery. You take care too...

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  19. Thanks Joceline, ShopLTD, Eron for your compliment and concer.

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  20. Jessie ,
    I love to bake chiffon cake , the first 21cm banana chiffon was so nice ... I ate 6 slices almost half @_@ and mu hubby finished another half . today I bake this again for my great grandmother .... really very nice , we love this light and flurry cake so much ...thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe with us =)

    Alvina =)

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  21. Hi,

    Thanks for sharing this recipe, I made it into 2x 4" round cake, using halve of ur recipe. Smell heavenly in the oven, waiting to savour it after prayers tml..

    http://priscillarecipes.blogspot.com/2013/02/light-moist-banana-chiffon.html

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