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Rice Cooker Sponge Cake
Can you really bake a cake with a rice cooker?
I was skeptical when my mom said her rice cooker had a "BAKE" function. I googled "rice cooker cake recipe" and found that there was indeed such a thing! The rice cooker works like a steamer, so technically, it could work. Curiosity got the better of me and I promptly searched my trusty BB for my favourite sponge cake recipe. Would it work in a rice cooker the way it works in a convection oven? I had to try... 2 eggs50g sugar1 tsp condensed milk1 tsp vanilla extract (I tried maple syrup today)60g cake flour (or 50g plain flour + 10g cornflour)1 tsp baking powder25ml milk45ml oil 1 - Whisk eggs till light and fluffy. Then gradually add sugar, condensed milk, and vanilla extract. 2 - Sift flour and baking powder twice. 3 - Gently fold in flour mixture, alternating with milk and oil. 4 - Pour into greased rice cooker pan. 5 - Press the BAKE or COOK function on the rice cooker. Sit back & relax. 6 - The cake should be done when the timer goes off. (Mine took about half hour.) Remove and cool on a rack. It looks just like a sponge. And feels just like a sponge! Add some eyes, nose, and a mouth, and you get spongebob roundpants! LOL Here it is, flipped out on a cooling rack. You'll get a perfect evenly browned cake in a perfectly symmetrical shape every time! Enjoy!
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