Kasutera (Castella Sponge Cake in a Rice Cooker) 炊飯器でカステラ – OCHIKERON – CREATE EAT HAPPY


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  1. Sheena Ho
    Sheena Ho says:

    Hi! How long do I bake in a rice cooker? I’m using a Zojirushi rice cooker with functions like porridge, white rice, brown rice & cake etc functions. Not too sure what you mean by restarting when cake is half cooked? Can I just use the cake function twice? Thanks!

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  2. RunariFuhsin
    RunariFuhsin says:

    Nooo, i finally git a ricecooker and thought that i could finally try out all those cool ricecooker recipes but that stupid thing senses when theirs not enough liquid and turns automatically off. I feel betrayed. Now theres slightly warm cake batter in my ricecooker

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  3. Rokhsana H
    Rokhsana H says:

    Castella (カステラ Kasutera) is a popular Portuguese sponge cake made of sugar, flour, eggs, and starch syrup.
    Now a specialty of Nagasaki, the cake was brought to Japan by Portuguese merchants in the 16th century. The name is derived from Portuguese Pão de Castela, meaning "bread from Castile". Castella cake is usually sold in long boxes, with the cake inside being approximately 27 cm long. It is somewhat similar to Madeira cake, also associated with Portugal, but its closest relative is pão-de-ló, also a Portuguese cake.
    There are similar types of sponge cakes named after the same fashion, in French: Pain d'Espagne, in Italian: Pan di Spagna, in Portuguese: Pão de Espanha, in Romanian: Pandișpan, in Bulgarian: пандишпан, in Greek: Παντεσπάνι, in Turkish: Pandispanya. (Castile was a former kingdom of Spain, comprising its north-central provinces, thus Pain d'Espagne and other variants are quasi-synonymous to "bread from Castile"). A similar cake, called taisan (meaning sharpening stone in Kapampangan), is a traditional dessert in Pampanga province in the Philippines.

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  4. Jeanne Look
    Jeanne Look says:

    I just followed your recipe and cooked the cake. However, the outcome was not good, it's too sweet, not smooth, and too dry. Could you tell me what's probably wrong ?

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  5. Nabila Nugroho
    Nabila Nugroho says:

    Already tried it and its very delicious! (1st time making a cake), but..the surface of the cake turnt out burnt but the rest were fine, how could this happen? Is this bcs of my rice cooker or not enough grease on the pan? Also I couldn't take the cake out because it was sticking to the pan (so I have to cut it) and mine isn't a non sticking one…any suggestions? Thanks!
    *also is it alright to put chocochips inside? I also thought of making a marmer cake is it possible? Hehe

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