这款舒芙蕾芝士蛋糕轻盈蓬松,入口即化,是终极美味享受!
其细腻的口感和浓郁而清爽的味道让各年龄层的人都爱不释口。非常适合圣诞节或任何特殊场合。

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Oyatsu Labo
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份量 8
原始食谱(1倍)可制作 8 份
调整食谱份量时,部分食材的比例可能需要微调。请根据实际情况调整,并按口味进行调味。
- 7 oz 奶油奶酪,软化 (芝士面糊)
- 3 蛋黄 (芝士面糊)
- 1/4 cup 低筋面粉,过筛 (芝士面糊)
- 3 tbsp. 牛奶 (芝士面糊)
- 1 tbsp. 柠檬汁 (芝士面糊)
- 3 蛋白 (蛋白霜面糊)
- 1/3 cup 细砂糖 (蛋白霜面糊)
步骤
准备工作
・在6英寸圆形蛋糕模具中铺上烘焙纸。如果使用活底模具,在外侧包裹铝箔纸以防止水渗入。
・将烤箱预热至400°F(200°C)。
・将奶油奶酪放至室温软化。- 1
芝士面糊:在碗中将奶油奶酪和蛋黄搅拌均匀至顺滑。
- 2
加入过筛的低筋面粉并混合。加入牛奶和柠檬汁,搅拌至均匀。
- 3
蛋白霜:在干净的碗中,用手持搅拌器将蛋白和糖打发至软性发泡(尖端应略微弯曲)。
- 4
将蛋白霜一次性轻轻折入芝士面糊中,用打蛋器搅拌约100次,保持蓬松且充分混合。
- 5
将面糊倒入准备好的模具中。在烤盘上放一张纸巾,将蛋糕模具放在上面。在烤盘中蛋糕周围倒入热水,深度约为¾英寸(2厘米),形成水浴。
- 6
按以下步骤烘烤:
・400°F(200°C)烤15分钟
・降至250°F(120°C)烤20分钟
・再降至210°F(100°C)烤40分钟 - 7
小心地从烤箱中取出,脱模,轻轻撕去烘焙纸。
食谱ID
327
小贴士与备注
・蛋白霜不要打到硬性发泡——打到软性发泡更容易混合,且能减少烘烤时开裂。
・最后的面糊要充分搅拌(约100次),以防止蛋糕顶部出现裂缝。
・水浴时确保模具用锡纸紧密包裹,否则水可能渗入。
・烤箱温度因型号而异:如果蛋糕顶部开始出现裂缝,可稍微打开烤箱门降低温度。
・本食谱使用大号鸡蛋。
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[About Me] I’m Master, a father of a 5-year-old. I mainly share desserts and, from time to time, my family’s go-to meals. In February 2023, my Instagram followers surpassed 240,000—thank you so much for your support! [My Approach to Recipe Development] I believe that sweets and cakes are often made for special occasions such as birthdays or anniversaries. Because they play such an important role in celebrating precious days, I always strive to create recipes that will make people say, “This is absolutely delicious!” Nothing makes me happier than knowing that recipes from Oyatsu Labo can bring a sense of joy and happiness to more people. [The Story Behind Oyatsu Labo] I’ve loved cakes since I was a child—my favorite was the shortcake from Ginza Cozy Corner, which I often enjoyed on birthdays. My journey into baking started in elementary school when I wanted to make cookies for my mom. They were simple drop cookies, and although I had an oven, for some reason I baked them in a toaster oven instead. Looking back, I can’t help but laugh at myself—why didn’t I just use the oven?! But somehow, they turned out okay. From then on, I would wake up early to make butter rolls or bake cakes for birthdays. Seeing my family’s smiles when they enjoyed the sweets I made was what truly motivated me to keep baking.