Pandan Souffle (Serve 2) | ||||
Ingredients | ||||
1Tbsp | Softened unsalted butter for coating ramekins | |||
1 Tbsp | Castor sugar for coating ramekins | |||
2 Tbsp | Kaya (green or yellow type) | |||
2-3 drops | Pandan extract | |||
1 Tsp | Corn flour | |||
2 Tbsp | Coconut milk | |||
2 nos | Egg Whites with 1/2 tsp sugar | |||
Methods (preheat oven 170DC) | ||||
1. brushed the ramekin with butter at the base and side with | ||||
upward motion as this will help the souflle to rise. | ||||
2. coat the internal surface with sugar, leave in fridge 30mins | ||||
3. Mix kaya, pandan extract, corn flour and coconut milk. | ||||
4. Whisk egg white to stiff peak (can add little sugar will help | ||||
to form stiff peak. Avoid over whisking) | ||||
5. Stir in 1/3 of white mixture to pandan mixture and | ||||
combine well. | ||||
7. Gently fold in the rest of 2/3 egg white mixture to | ||||
incorporate air into mixture. | ||||
8. Take out ramekins from fridge and pour in souffle mixture | ||||
till full. Scape off the excess leaving flat surface. | ||||
9. run finger along the collar of ramekin to form a slightly 'V' at | ||||
the edge to remove excess batter (this will help souffle to rise up straight) | ||||
10. Bake in Oven at middle rack for 15-20mins. | ||||
11. Serve immediately when is done as the souffle will collaspe | ||||
when is cold. | ||||
12. Dust with icing sugar for garnishing. |
Monday, 27 January 2014
Pandan Souffle by Ronnie Chan (aka Rontree Chan)
Labels:
Dessert
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