Recipe adapted and modified from Surelicious Bakie.
Ingredients:
*I used a 21cm tube tin
*I used a 21cm tube tin
A
10g cocoa powder
20g hot water
B
100g cake flour
3/4tsp baking powder
1/4tsp salt
5 egg yolks
80g vegetable oil
1/2tsp coffee oil/emulco
70g caster sugar
100g coffee (I made a cup from the 3-in-1 sachets. Used 100g for the cake and drank the rest!)
C
5 egg whites
1/4tsp cream of tartar
70g castor sugar
Method:
- Preheat oven at 170C.
- Mix and dissolve the ingredients in (A). Set aside.
- Sieve flour, baking powder & salt. Set aside.
- Beat yolk with castor sugar from (B) with hand whisk until the batter turn creamy.
- Add vegetable oil & coffee oil/emulco, and continue to beat until it is mixed in, then add coffee.
- Add in sieved flour, baking powder & salt into the batter and mix until well combined (I used a hand whisk to do this).
- Beat egg whites until foamy, then add cream of tartar. Gradually add in castor sugar (C) and continue beating until firm peaks formed.
- Add the meringue into yolk batter, by 3 or 4 portions. Fold in each portion with hand whisk, and fold the last portion with a spatula. Fold until you do not see any meringue in the batter.
- Scoop around 2.5 ladles of the batter into another mixing bowl and add in (A). Fold until the cocoa mixture is well incorporated with the batter.
- Transfer the cocoa batter back to the original batter. Using a spoon, scoop from bottom upwards while gently spinning the mixing bowl. Repeat this action about 3 times, but be cautious not to over do it, otherwise you'll lose the marble effect.
- Now pour the batter to the tube tin, bang on the table top few times to remove air bubbles.
- Send it to bake at 170C for 20mins, then 160C for 20mins.
- Once it is done, remove the cake from the oven immediately and invert to cool completely before un-moulding.
Isn't the marble effect lovely? :)
The cake is really really soft and fluffy! :)
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