💚 Japanese Cotton Cheesecake

Among all the sponge cakes, this is the only one I truly love 😋. After making it many times, I've perfected a recipe that's just right—not too sweet, not too floury, and not overly complicated. I'm saving it here to remember the ingredient ratios for my forgetful mind.
💚 Japanese Cotton Cheesecake
Among all the sponge cakes, this is the only one I truly love 😋. After making it many times, I've perfected a recipe that's just right—not too sweet, not too floury, and not overly complicated. I'm saving it here to remember the ingredient ratios for my forgetful mind.
Steps
- 1
Soften the cream cheese in a bowl placed in hot water, then mix with melted butter and milk + 1/4 teaspoon salt.
- 2
Once the mixture is smooth, remove from the hot water bath and add cornstarch + all-purpose flour, mixing until well combined.
- 3
Separate 4 egg whites into a bowl for the meringue, and add 4 egg yolks to the batter, mixing well. Set aside.
- 4
Beat the 4 egg whites with sugar, adding the sugar gradually in 3 parts to ensure it dissolves completely, and whip until soft peaks form.
- 5
Fold the meringue into the batter in 3 parts using the folding technique to combine thoroughly.
- 6
Pour the batter into a lined cake pan, tap the pan firmly a few times to release large air bubbles. Place the pan in a water bath (bain-marie).
- 7
Bake with top and bottom heat without a fan (I use an 18 cm slightly flared pan). Adjust time and temperature based on your oven (the oven is the 'boss' here). For my oven, the standard is:
- 250°F (120°C) for 20 minutes
- Increase to 300°F (150°C) for 20 minutes
- Open the oven for 10 seconds to release heat
- Lower to 210°F (100°C) for 45 minutes
(For a more golden top, bake at 355°F (180°C) for 1-3 minutes)
- Turn off the oven and leave the cake inside with the door open for 10 minutes before removing. - 8
Once cooled, refrigerate the cake for 2-3 hours before serving. At this point, the cake will release easily. (It will deflate slightly compared to when it was just baked, and the surface may wrinkle a bit, but it's still delicious). Brush some apricot jam on top for a glossy finish and to cover any imperfections when you flip the cake out 😆😆😆. Enjoy 🍰. This cake is best served cold, although I once tried it fresh out of the oven, and it was soft and fluffy like a cloud. However, be careful when flipping it out while hot, as it can break easily.
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