Instant Pot Ube Jiggly Cotton Cheese Cake


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UBE Jiggly Japanese Cotton Cheese Cake

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Instant Pot Model Used -IP Ultra
Inspired by Michael Lim’s Japanese Cheesecake recipe, this is an adaptation that works specifically for the Instant Pot Ultra Model.

Recipe

4 Large eggs separated (62-66 grams)
6 Tbsp all purpose flour (52 grams)
1 1/2 Tbsp corn starch (12 grams)
6 Tbsp sugar – for egg whites (85 grams)
2 Tbsp evaporated milk (30 grams)
2 Tbsp sugar – for cream cheese mixture(27 grams)
2 1/2 Tbsp salted butter (34 grams)
4 oz. cream cheese (104 grams)
1 1/4 tsp vanilla extract (7 grams)
1 Tbsp + 1 tsp ube extract (20 grams)
1/4 tsp almond extract (less than a gram)
1 1/4 c water for steaming
Optional: edible gold spray and stencil for decoration

Line bottom of round 6”x4” aluminum cake pan with parchment paper.

Combine flour and cornstarch.

Separate eggs. Set aside.

In a saucepan, combine milk, butter, 2 Tbsp and cream cheese. Melt together over low heat setting until well combined and smooth. It should be low boiling point.

Remove from heat, and add flour and cornstarch mixture. Mix well with wire whisk. Add yolks until well incorporated.

Add vanilla and ube extract. Set aside.

Whip egg whites at medium speed for 1 minute, then increase one notch for another minute until soft peaks. Gradually add sugar and beat until firm peaks.

Add a third of the meringue to the batter. Slowly combine the it by swirling the whisk in a circular motion starting from the top working your way to the bottom of the bowl.

Transfer this mixture to a larger bowl and add the second third, mix gently using the same technique earlier.

Repeat for the last third of the meringue. Finish with folding carefully with a rubber spatula until well combined. Be careful not to over mix so as not to deflate the batter. Batter should be firm and not runny.

Pour batter carefully in the pan. Run a skewer and tap a few times to minimize are pockets. Top with sprinkles lightly coated with flour.

Add water in the pot and place pot with trivet and foil sling. Cover loosely with aluminum foil and paper towel.

Set to Cake Mode, Low setting for 50 minute
Release pressure 30 minutes after baking
Cool down for 12 minutes

Loosen sides carefully with metal offset spatula. Gently nudge pan rotating it to help release the cake from pan.

You can set it at room temperature for 12 hours. It should last up to three days if refrigerated.

The flavor develops as it cools and when refrigerated.

Music

Emotional Sweet Piano Music – Royalty Free –
Love Story by Jonny Easton
https://youtu.be/YcGEBptSSQk

47 replies
  1. angel6751798
    angel6751798 says:

    Just curious – how does the texture/or taste compare from instant pot to being baked in an oven?

    The uniformity looks beautiful when done with an instant pot, but you don’t get that brown top like what you get from an oven!

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  2. Angel Mokka
    Angel Mokka says:

    I wonder if i can make the same aluminium napkin cover for the oven version too. The color came out perfect without browning the surface. This i have to try one day in an oven as i don't have that kind of pot

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  3. Florica Pascu
    Florica Pascu says:

    Pacat ,la noi nu se gasesc asemenea ustensile ,nici ingrediente ,in afara de unt ,faina si cred ca si amidon ,si nu stiu ce este in pachet ,de unt stiu dar,de crema din pacghet nu stiu ce este .

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  4. Tita Linda
    Tita Linda says:

    Michael, what an exotic cake, woww!!! Is your Instant Pot for 220v? It is the electrical current we use in Chile, and I am trying to find an Instant Pot for our current, and have not been able. Thank you!!!👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏❤️🌷

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