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To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have baked wet cake from aceh (adee groeng-groeng) using 8 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Baked Wet Cake from Aceh (ADEE GROENG-GROENG):
- Make ready 3 duck eggs
- Get 280 gr wheat flour
- Get 120 gr granulated sugar (or to suit one's taste)
- Take 400 ml thick coconut milk
- Make ready 2 tbsp margarine (melted)
- Prepare 1/2 tsp vanilla powder
- Take 1/4 tsp salt
- Prepare 1 pandan leaves, thinly sliced for sprinkling
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Instructions to make Baked Wet Cake from Aceh (ADEE GROENG-GROENG):
- Prepare the oven, use a moderate temperature (± 160’C) using top and bottom heat. Grease baking pan with margarine — Cover with baking paper if necessary, set aside.
- Beat eggs and sugar until the sugar dissolved slightly.
- Add the coconut milk, stir using a spatula until blended. Add flour gradually, stirring gently and make sure that there are no lumps of flour.
- Add the melted margarine, stir again until blended. Do not forget, vanilla powder and salt.
- Pour batter into a round baking dish, sprinkle sliced pandan leaves.
- Bake in oven until cooked and looking crusty (45-60 minutes), test with a skewer stick and if a stick is still wet then continue baking.
- When removed from the oven, the cake will look a little bumpy, but it will deflate by itself to a uniform surface when starting to cool and set.
- When the cake has cooled, cut to taste (the cake will be sticky if cut while still hot), and ready to be served with coffee or tea.
If you're baking something like a carrot or courgette cake the veggies will be adding a lot of moisture, so you might find that it's a bit wet in the middle still, even. Let the cake cool for a few minutes, then remove it from the pan and transfer it to a cooling rack. If your cakes are always coming out of the oven with cracked tops then you definitely have a temperature problem. When the oven is too hot, the outside and top of the cake will bake quickly and form a crust. Often the easiest desserts—simple, no-fuss recipes—are the biggest crowd-pleasers.
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