Fresh Lemon Chiffon Cake

I made this because I got my hands on a large amount of eggs.
Here's how to remove the wax coating from lemons: Place salt onto a cutting board as I introduced in Step 1, and rub into the skin. This will remove the surface wax, and you will be able to use the lemons without worrying about it.
Please make sure to wash the lemons well. Using the same method, you can easily remove the wax from citrus fruits such as oranges or grapefruit!!
To make the meringue:
It will not mix well if there is water or oil in the bowl. Recipe by Kobayanchan.
Fresh Lemon Chiffon Cake
I made this because I got my hands on a large amount of eggs.
Here's how to remove the wax coating from lemons: Place salt onto a cutting board as I introduced in Step 1, and rub into the skin. This will remove the surface wax, and you will be able to use the lemons without worrying about it.
Please make sure to wash the lemons well. Using the same method, you can easily remove the wax from citrus fruits such as oranges or grapefruit!!
To make the meringue:
It will not mix well if there is water or oil in the bowl. Recipe by Kobayanchan.
Steps
- 1
Rinse the lemons well with water, rub salt (not listed) into the lemon skins, and remove the wax in the surface. After rubbing it all over, wash to get rid of the salt, and grate the lemon skin. Cut it in half, and squeeze out 50 ml of lemon juice. Remove the seeds, etc.
- 2
Divide the egg yolks and whites. Add the ★ sugar to the egg yolks and whip with a whisk until it takes on a mayonnaise-like consistency. After it has turned white, add in the vegetable oil, lemon juice, and grated lemon skin in that order. Place a baking pan into the oven and preheat to 170ºC (160ºC if using a gas stove).
- 3
Use the • sugar for the egg whites. First, mix the egg whites with the blades of the mixer. Then beat using a hand mixer at high speed. Add in half of the sugar, beat on high for 2 minutes. Add the rest of the sugar and turn it into a proper meringue. Reduce to a low speed in order to even out the consistency, whip for about one minute, and it's done!
- 4
Sift both the cake flour and cornstarch together into the egg yolk bowl from Step 2, switch to a rubber spatula, and mix roughly. Add 1/3 of the meringue at a time. First, make sure to mix the meringue and egg together properly. For the remaining two times, make sure not to break the air bubbles in the meringue.
- 5
Pour the batter from Step 4 into a mold. Pour from a height if possible. After pouring all of the batter into the mold, lightly rap the mold against the table to remove air pockets. This will smooth the surface and remove excess air. Reduce the heat of the oven to 160°C and bake for 35-40 minutes.
- 6
Take it out of the oven after baking, stick a toothpick, and it is done if nothing sticks to the toothpick. Immediately flip it over onto a bottle with a tall neck or similar item, and let it cool as is. Serve with cream.
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