I remembered I bought a bottle of Bakeable green tea powder but somehow I cannot find it anymore. So I had to use the one from Korea which does not really give a nice color to it. Thus I have a add a little drop of green colouring. Guess it is okay as I won't be feeding this to kids but adults only.
Learnings: I thought that this swiss roll using a Génoise base will be dry. Though the cake is not cottony texture but it turned out really soft that I almost fear that I will not be able to roll it. Luckily the thickness save the day. In fact, this texture is very light, soft and moist.
This time round, I blitz the red bean into a paste and incorporated the whipping cream just to make into a paste.
Perhaps next time, I will sieve the bean paste to give it a smoother texture. Thanks J for your feedback.
Shared the remaining cake with the neighbor and she loves this.
What you need:
150g eggs60g castor sugar40g cake flour10g milk10g honey1 tsp matcha powder
Method:
Preheat oven to 190°C. Lined a 10” pan.
Sift cake flour and matcha powder. Set aside.
Whisk egg and sugar using bain marie method until mixture is lukewarm. Remove.
Warm milk and honey in the hot water.
Continue to whisk egg batter until ribbon stage.
Sift and fold in cake flour.
Remove some egg batter and mix into warm milk mixture.
Pour milk mixture into the egg batter and fold well.
Pour into pan and spread evenly.
Bake for 11 mins.
Remove and cool on rack completely.
Place a piece of parchment paper over and flip cake. Remove lined parchment paper.
Spread with frosting.
Enjoy!
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