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22 October 2010

SYLT FLÄDER & APELSIN Orange & Elderflower marmalade Chiffon

okie! to simplify it, this is an orange chiffon basically with the addition of organic marmalade i bought from one of my favourite shopping paradise, Ikea.
Many reasons why i love to shop at Ikea. Some inspiration on how i should redecorate our cosy country home, dine at the Bistro with my favourite finger-licking good chicken wings or just simply enjoy a fika between my shopping. Before heading out the store, a detour to the Swedish food market is a must. Every trip, bag with pleasant surprises.






Love the 1960's feel on these photos.
If only i can turn back the clock, bring the wheel of time to stop...*humming Johnny hates Jazz* 

Highlight for today's bake, Organic SYLT FLÄDER & APELSIN Orange & Elderflower marmalade. One of the treasure i found in Ikea. I usually serve it with bread, spread on crisp toast for breakfast. Love the citrusy orange peel, the refreshing taste with the addition of the marmalade to my chiffon.


The icing, was oh sooo good! Sweet to the palate but balance off with the zesty orange peel. Pistachios added crunch to the soft pillowy chiffon. Just a little way to dress up a plain chiffon.


Ingredients:                                  

(A) 5 yolks
      40g sugar
      60g Orange & Elderflower marmalade
      80ml Corn Oil
      70ml Orange Juice
      Cake Flour 130g
      1 Orange rind

(B) 7 whites
      40g sugar

Icing:
100g Icing sugar
10-15 ml water
*to thin the icing, just adjust by adding more water to dilute


Method:

1. Preheat oven to 170deg C
2. Whisk yolk and sugar till sugar dissolved, pale in colour
3. Mix orange juice with Orange & Elderflower marmalade and add into yolk mixure till combined.
4. Add corn oil, orange rind till well-mixed
5. Add in sieved flour. Fold till combined.
6. Whisk whites till frosty, add in sugar gradually whisk till medium peak
7. Fold 1/3 white gently into yolk mixture
8. Follow by folding the rest of white till well-combined.
9. Pour batter into 21" tube pan bake for about 45mins or till baked.
10.Overturn chiffon tin to cool cake.
11. Prepare icing topping by boiling water with icing sugar.
12. Stir till sugar dissolved.
13. While its warm(do not wait till icing cool down, it will harden) pour icing on top of chiffon
14. Spoon some marmalade with orange peel, brush on top of the icing.
15. Sprinkle some pistachios on chiffon


Enjoy~





Recipe reference & adapted from: 好吃戚风蛋糕轻松上手
                                                       福田淳子



18 comments:

  1. I am first one here today! Love your adding of the
    Orange & Elderflower marmalade in the chiffon and so creative to add pistachios on top. Looks perfect and yummy!

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  2. May I ask if the marmalade is bitter?
    Most of them are, which refrains me from consuming marmalade, especially those with rinds

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  3. Very pretty presentation. Love the idea that you added marmalade onto chiffon. How does your kids react to the orange rind in the cake?

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  4. Looks so good! The chiffon is just perfect. Thanks for sharing.

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  5. Ann: a slice for you for being early here :)
    Yes, i love the pistachios too. Will use more often for my bakes than my usual walnuts.

    Zoe: Thanks for your compliment Zoe. My children like it as it was rather tangy taste with the rind. Infact, i'm thinking of experimenting by adding more next time.

    Wendy: To individual liking, however, i don't find this one bitter. More to tangy & not overly sourish. I personally like it.

    Jet: Thanks for your sweet words :)

    Sonia:

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  6. u r really wonderful! This chiffon is so ..... beautiful. Thanks for ur recommendation. Wil get the marmalade fr ikea one day :)

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  7. Jessie, I am planning to bake orange chiffon next week too! Yours is pretty unusual using marmalade in the batter. ;) thanks for sharing this!

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  8. beautiful chiffon as always jessie!!

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  9. Hi Jessie,

    the way the pistachios are arranged make them look as though they are green petals, very clever idea. Its quite an innovative idea using orange marmalade on top of orange juice and orange zest.

    I like shopping at Ikea too, but its more for getting kitchenware and utensils. They look good and are pretty good to use. If only they have a section specifically for baking and have more goods to offer

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  10. Jessie,

    Your cake is so inviting... lovely cake!

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  11. I love the SYLT FLÄDER & APELSIN Orange & Elderflower marmalade too... Hehehe... Just got one jar recently... :P

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  12. Nice cake! I love shopping at Ikea also, I will pay a visit there every time I go KL. Your cake makes me hungry now :)

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  13. Seeing yours tempt me to try my hand at chiffon once again!

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  14. looks like I must try to bake chiffon cake!

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  15. Jess: Give it a go again. You'll never know one day you can bake your chiffon as pro as your cheese cake ;)

    Edith: i love the texture of chiffon. Hope my post tempted you to pick up chiffon again. Look forward for your chiffon post yah ;)

    Min: Yup, me can hang around Ikea for hours! lol

    Hanushi: try out this chiffon since you have a jar. The marmalade is nice right ;)

    Thanks Neyeeloh, j3ss for your sweet words :)

    Bakertan: i love the idea of pistachios dressing up my chiffon too :)

    HoneyBeeSweet: You may want to try adding marmalade into your orange chiffon too :)

    Jane: Any Ikea over your side? If you wanna try, let me know, will fly over a bottle for you yah ;)

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  16. Hi, issit ok if i omit the marmalade?

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  17. thanks for posting.

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