Recipe

Pandan Cake Recipe


Pandan Cake Recipe
Add Step-by-Step Photos

Asian

Cherriepie

 Does this look good? Yeah! / Nope
Recent Gawkers
Ingredients
  • 8 egg whites
  • 6 egg yolks
  • 1/2 tsp cream of tartar
  • 1 cup self raising flour, sieved 3 times
  • 3/4 cup sugar
  • 1/3 cup vegetable oil
  • 1 cup coconut milk
  • Pandan extract (green)

Directions
  1. Beat egg whites with cream of tartar until stiff and then gradually add 1/2 of the sugar.
  2. Mix flour, half of the sugar, oil, coconut milk, egg yolks, and a few drops of the Pandan extract.
  3. Mix egg whites and flour mixture together.
  4. Bake in moderate oven (180C/375F) for 45 minutes.

Not quite what you're looking for? See more Dessert / Cakes
Comments


Hmm.. it sounds good. I miss the Asian food we used to have growing up.


This cake has to be one of my fav ever.
I am yet to try and cook it myself, but aunty's have cooked it for me WOW. Im hungry now ive seen that..


I followed the recipe, but my cake didn't rise.


Hi Kristinaashwell. I'm sorry it didn't work out. Did u use an angelcake tin? Make sure you don't grease it as it prevents it from rising. It needs to cling to the sides for it to rise. When cooling the cake, tip upside down until it's completely cool. I hope this tip helps. I hope you give it another go because it really is a delicious cake.


Thank you for your tip. I did grease the tin. I had this cake a few weeks ago in Asia and loved it. I will be trying again


Pls do try again and let me know how u went.


I really want to try this recipe.
I love pandan cake! :)
I just wanted to double-check what kind of sugar to use before I try out the recipe - it's caster sugar, right?


Hi jaytea3, yes u can use caster sugar. Pls read my tip on my previous comments to help u out. Let me know how u go :)


Is this suposed to be geletonus? cause mine turned out like that and they weren't green either.


Tried this recipes many times varying the stuffness of egg white, increasing the baking time but everytime the cake collapsed after it cooled. Inverting it does not help- it just collapsed out of the bottom. Anyone managed to get it right? Can you share what adaption you might have made. It seemed wet in the middle. either too much oil or too much milk in the recipe. It tasted great so I hope to get it right.


It looked REALLY good in the oven and rose heaps, but once I took it out, it completely collapsed :(


I just made another batch, and that completely collapsed as well. I'm having the same problem as brilliance - it's pretty wet/dense. Any help? :S


Add a Comment
You must be logged in to comment on a recipe. Login
Alterations
No alterations yet


Suggest an Alteration
You must be logged in to suggest a recipe alteration. Login
Viewing Pandan Cake Recipe

Tool Box

url
Print Recipe
Email it
Send Recipe to Cell Phone
Login to Add a Note [?]
Login to Save this [?]
Subscribe to cherriepie [?]
Flag as Interesting/Unique [?]
Add to Comparison Queue [?]

Flavors

Login to Add Flavor Tags [?]

Ratings & Honors

Recipe hasn't been rated yet
You need to be logged in to rate a recipe.

Groups

This recipe belongs to the following groups:
You need to be logged in to add a recipe to a group

Related Menus