Definitely a keeper recipe! The cake is soft and delicious, can be served warm or stored at room temperature till the next day.
Author Ann Low
Prep Time 15mins
Cook Time 15mins
Total Time 30mins
Cuisine Asian, Chinese
Servings 6huat kueh
Ingredients
250gplain flourall purpose flour
1/2tspsalt
2tspbaking powder
70gblack sugardark brown sugar
50gcaster sugar
1large egg
150gfresh milk
100gvegetable oilI used corn oil
1tspvanilla extract
Instructions
Sift flour, salt and baking powder in a bowl and mix well, set aside.
Line the tart moulds with paper cup liners. Prepare a steamer with enough water.
In an electric mixer, whisk the egg and sugar till pale and creamy for 3 minutes at medium speed, add in milk and continue to whisk for a while till fully incorporated.
On low speed, gradually add in flour mixture alternately with the oil, add vanilla. Mix well. Batter is quite thick but spreadable.
Scoop batter into 6 paper cups to the rim.
Steam on high heat in rapidly boiling water for 15 minutes and do not open the lid of the steamer to check on the kuih until the 15 minutes are up.
Let the kuih rest in the steamer for 2 minutes, then remove them to cool down on wire rack.
Notes
The 'kueh' must be steamed immediately. Do not let them sit too long for they may not 'huat'.