
This one will take some amount of practice before you a perfect roll. I recently tried my hand at it; though not too happy but not disappointed. Taste was perfect. Just that I didn’t get a smooth and crack free roll 🙂 …But by second time around you get a hang of it
All purpose flour / Refined flour – 90 gms
Baking powder – 1 and 1/2 tsp
Cornflour – 1 Tbsp
Eggs – 4 nos (separated)
Sugar powder – 160 gms
Vanilla Essence – 1 and 1/2 tsp
- Sieve the flour, baking powder and cornflour and keep aside
- To yolk add sugar powder, vanilla essence, 1 tsp of water and beat till you get a creamy in color
- Beat egg whites till stiff and dry
- Add the sifted flour and beaten egg white into the yolk mixture slowly in batches and mix gently with a spatula
- Pour into greased 25 x 38cm swiss roll tin with a butter paper. SPread it evenly
- Bake it immediately in a pre heated over at 180 degree C for 20-25 minutes
- Take it out and upturn it immediately on a greased butter paper (you can add castor sugar on the butter paper also)
- Remove the tin and the butter paper lining
- Put another butter paper on top of the upturned cake and roll it immediately. Rolling needs to be done while the cake is hot
- Keep the cake aside and prepare your filling / icing
You can use anything for your icing – fresh cream, melted chocolates. jam, cherries, whipped cream etc etc. What I did was : Whipped butter with icing sugar and added melted chocolate to it. I coated the swiss roll with this in and out which also helped me hide the flaws 😉
* you can make chocolate swiss roll by adding 2 Tbsp cocoa powder to the flour / brandy swiss roll by adding 1 -2 Tbsp brandy to the yolk mixture
Till next time… happy baking! 🙂
Wao…gorgeous roll…your idea of coating it with butter-chocolate, not only helps to hide the flaws, also makes it tastier!
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