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    Thumbs up Baking a cake without an Oven!!

    Dear readers,

    I want to know how to bake a cake without an oven. Most of the people say u can't. But i want to know from u. 'When there is a will, there's a way' i say to my self.

    I hope u can pm me to tell me how!!

    TQ!!!

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    Yes..you can bake (make???) a cake wif a Food Steamer (amazing leh? wai til u see it)..only difference is that it will have more moisture..for more info,

    Look out for Braun Demo Counters..located in parkson..subang jaya, 1 u n others..n Best Denki outlets as well...

    You can learn more from there..

    they are having a promo for the Braun Food Steamer FS20, got free gift oso le..check the star today (June 9)..
    WheRe aRt ThOu?!

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    how bout tryin chilled cheesecakez? no bakin required.... n veri yummy 2.... recipe found on d inner label o philadelphia cream cheese silver wrapper....

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    Turning your wok into a oven - but this way you will have to sacrifice a wok. Turn the gas on and make sure your lid are close tightly so that the heat would not escape. Practise make perfect as you will soon able to adjust the temperature by lowering or increased the fire.

    Another recipie for steam cake -

    5 eggs
    a bowl of sugar
    a bowl of flour
    a packet of eno

    mixed them and place them on a baking tray. Steam them and you have a sponge cake liao.

    Happy baking.
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    Hai Shiva !

    I know thare is a pan called "baking pan". Its a round pan, stainless steel, with a hole in the middle (so the cake will look like a sponge cake that u usually see in the hypermarket...having hole in the middle..u know..pandan sponge cake,etc). It has a tight cover with a litle round "window" on it, so we can see the cake inside while we bake it. With 2 handle at both side, both on the pan and the cover.

    The diameter of the pan is usually 22 cm or 24 cm.

    As I know it's an old fashion way to bake a cake without oven. It is underlined by a thick metal (also round but flat metal) before you put the pan on ur regular stove, to spread the heat evenly and giving indirect heat (like the oven).

    I live in Jakarta before, it's still can be found in several department store there.
    But..I hardly found it in the department store here. Maybe u can check and ask ur old folks about it.

    Hope this info will b useful 4 u..

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    how to make steam cake?

    Hi, can you give the step by step how to make steam cake? it sounds easy but i dunno what ingredients to add first, and how to determine it is ready to be steamed? and also how to know if it is done?


    Quote Originally Posted by siewjang
    Turning your wok into a oven - but this way you will have to sacrifice a wok. Turn the gas on and make sure your lid are close tightly so that the heat would not escape. Practise make perfect as you will soon able to adjust the temperature by lowering or increased the fire.

    Another recipie for steam cake -

    5 eggs
    a bowl of sugar
    a bowl of flour
    a packet of eno

    mixed them and place them on a baking tray. Steam them and you have a sponge cake liao.

    Happy baking.

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    There are so many steam cake or egg sponge cake recipes available nowadays. I actually use my currently using wok to steam my cake, no need to sacrifice your wok
    This is my favorite steam moist chocolate cake recipe & I have just made another one yesterday night, happy trying. Thanks to kitchencapers.net.

    Steam moist chocolate cake [U]

    1 1/2 bar of butter (250 gm + 125 gm)
    2 cups of castor sugar
    1 can of Evaporated Milk
    4 Eggs,lightly beaten with a folk
    2 cups of Plain flour
    1 cup of Cocoa powder
    1 tsp Baking powder
    1 tsp Baking soda
    1 tsp Vanilla Extract or 1 1/2 tsp Vanilla essence

    *** this recipe can be halve easily

    Combine castor sugar,Evaporated milk,vanilla extract or essence and butter in a saucepan.
    Stir over low heat until sugar is dissolved and butter is melted,off fire and
    keep warm.
    Add the beaten eggs into the slightly cold Evaporated milk mixture and stir till well mix.
    Sift the flour,cocoa powder,baking powder and baking soda into a large mixing bowl then pour the eggs mixture over the flour and stir till well mix (cake batter should be runny).
    Heat up the steamer.
    Lined and greased a 9 inch baking pan or 2 9'inch sandwich pan.
    Pour the batter into prepared pan and place the pans into the steamer and cover the top of the pan losely with a piece of aluminuim foil.
    Steam over medium heat for 1 1/2 hour (45 mins for 1/2 recipe/ingredients).
    Cold the cake in pan before turning out for further decoration.

    Chocolate topping

    1 can of Condence milk
    1 tsp of Vanilla extract or 1 1/2 tsp Vanilla essence
    1/2 cup Corn oil
    1/3 cup Cocoa powder,sifted
    1/8 tsp Salt

    1. Combine the sifted cocoa powder,condence milk and oil.

    2. Stir over low heat till thicken (stirring all the time).

    3. Add in salt and vanilla extract or essence.

    4. Cold the chocolate topping a little before spreading on the cold cake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by codebean
    Hi, can you give the step by step how to make steam cake? it sounds easy but i dunno what ingredients to add first, and how to determine it is ready to be steamed? and also how to know if it is done?
    My way is the quick and lazy way of doing

    Get a chinese rice bowl for measurement. Step by step:

    Use a electric beater to quicker job. Beat egg and sugar till it is fluffy or until the sugar all dissolved. Switch off the electric beater using a spatula or bigger spoon to fold in the flour in infinity movement. We use infinity movement cos if you stir them, all the air in it will escape. We need lots of air so that the cake will turn out fluffy. Fold in a packet of eno. Eno is equivalent to raising flour but raising flour is more suitable for oven bake. Pour them out in a tray if you are making a big cake. If you like, you may use cup cake tray. Make sure your water is boiling hot before putting in the mixture. Steam them for about 30mins. Use a skew to poke in the centre of the cake. If skew comes out clean means it is cook.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dive1404
    Hai Shiva !

    I know thare is a pan called "baking pan". Its a round pan, stainless steel, with a hole in the middle (so the cake will look like a sponge cake that u usually see in the hypermarket...having hole in the middle..u know..pandan sponge cake,etc). It has a tight cover with a litle round "window" on it, so we can see the cake inside while we bake it. With 2 handle at both side, both on the pan and the cover.

    The diameter of the pan is usually 22 cm or 24 cm.
    The round baking pan with a hole in the middle is called a ring pan or bundt pan. The ones used for chiffon cake or angelfood cake is usually higher than a regular ring pan. The ones for chiffon cake usually has a removable base whereas a ring pan or bundt pan doesnt usually have that.

    It is usually recommended that you use a ring pan for cakes that a bigger if you are 'baking' in a wok, vs a regular oven so that you will be ensured a well baked cake. With steaming cakes, it is not such a problem ensuring the cake is properly cooked inside.
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    Quote Originally Posted by evelynlim
    There are so many steam cake or egg sponge cake recipes available nowadays. I actually use my currently using wok to steam my cake, no need to sacrifice your wok
    This is my favorite steam moist chocolate cake recipe & I have just made another one yesterday night, happy trying. Thanks to kitchencapers.net.

    Steam moist chocolate cake [U]

    1 1/2 bar of butter (250 gm + 125 gm)
    2 cups of castor sugar
    1 can of Evaporated Milk
    4 Eggs,lightly beaten with a folk
    2 cups of Plain flour
    1 cup of Cocoa powder
    1 tsp Baking powder
    1 tsp Baking soda
    1 tsp Vanilla Extract or 1 1/2 tsp Vanilla essence

    *** this recipe can be halve easily

    Combine castor sugar,Evaporated milk,vanilla extract or essence and butter in a saucepan.
    Stir over low heat until sugar is dissolved and butter is melted,off fire and
    keep warm.
    Add the beaten eggs into the slightly cold Evaporated milk mixture and stir till well mix.
    Sift the flour,cocoa powder,baking powder and baking soda into a large mixing bowl then pour the eggs mixture over the flour and stir till well mix (cake batter should be runny).
    Heat up the steamer.
    Lined and greased a 9 inch baking pan or 2 9'inch sandwich pan.
    Pour the batter into prepared pan and place the pans into the steamer and cover the top of the pan losely with a piece of aluminuim foil.
    Steam over medium heat for 1 1/2 hour (45 mins for 1/2 recipe/ingredients).
    Cold the cake in pan before turning out for further decoration.

    Chocolate topping

    1 can of Condence milk
    1 tsp of Vanilla extract or 1 1/2 tsp Vanilla essence
    1/2 cup Corn oil
    1/3 cup Cocoa powder,sifted
    1/8 tsp Salt

    1. Combine the sifted cocoa powder,condence milk and oil.

    2. Stir over low heat till thicken (stirring all the time).

    3. Add in salt and vanilla extract or essence.

    4. Cold the chocolate topping a little before spreading on the cold cake.

    dat soundz nice!! must try diz recipe out....

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    Erm, anyone tried baking cake using AMC cook wear? My AMC book teaches backing with AMC wear.

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