Only Three Ingredients! Standard Easy Swiss Rolls

I wanted to put together a recipe that's done in a flash. So I adjusted the ingredients and their ratios so that the preparations are easy and the cake isn't too sweet.
If you let the cake rest for 6 hours to a whole day, the flavor really improves.
Please adjust the baking time to your oven.
I used 150 ml heavy cream and 10 g sugar this time around, because I included fruits in the filling.
Feel free to check out my Christmas "log" cake that's a variation of this recipe. Recipe by pinaka
Only Three Ingredients! Standard Easy Swiss Rolls
I wanted to put together a recipe that's done in a flash. So I adjusted the ingredients and their ratios so that the preparations are easy and the cake isn't too sweet.
If you let the cake rest for 6 hours to a whole day, the flavor really improves.
Please adjust the baking time to your oven.
I used 150 ml heavy cream and 10 g sugar this time around, because I included fruits in the filling.
Feel free to check out my Christmas "log" cake that's a variation of this recipe. Recipe by pinaka
Steps
- 1
Line the baking tray with parchment paper. Preheat oven at 180℃.
- 2
Whip the eggs and sugar in a bowl.
- 3
Whip until it's so thick that a toothpick may stand!
- 4
Sift the flour and add into the bowl in 3 to 4 batches. Mix with each addition.
- 5
Scoop from bottom up using a spatula and loosen up the batter until it slides off smoothly into the bowl. The volume will reduce slightly, but that's fine.
- 6
Pour the batter into the baking tray. Hold the tray and drop onto your workplace about 3 times. Bake in 180℃ oven for 10 minutes. Test with a skewer. If it comes out clean, it's done.
- 7
Remove from the tray. Cover with plastic wrap and set it aside to cool. Make the whipped cream.
- 8
Spread out the cream on the sponge so that there's a heaping amount on the side closer to you and it's rather scant on your far-side. Leave the four corners uncovered - this prevents any cream from overflowing.
- 9
I used strawberries as the additional fruit. Again, make sure there's more on your near-side, and less on your far-side.
- 10
Raise the parchment paper and roll the cake. Remove the paper when doing so. It will turn out nicely if you begin by gently tucking it toward yourself.
- 11
Wrap up the roll with the sealed side facing down. Chill in the fridge.
- 12
Slice into preferred sizes to serve☆
- 13
I tried making it inside out! When done baking, I covered it with a damp cloth - rather than plastic wrap - and let it cool.
- 14
When it's cooled down and the surface is nice and silky, cover with a new sheet of parchment paper and flip it over. Remove the parchment paper on the surface. Continue from step 8.
- 15
The browned side will stick onto the parchment taper if it's still sticky when being covered. Be careful!
- 16
Please try my tree cake using this cake batter..
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/150080-tree-shaped-christmas-cake
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