Taiwanese Souffle Castella Cake
A soft, impossibly jiggly Taiwanese castella cake made with a butter-milk base, four eggs, and a soft meringue. Baked low and slow in a water bath for a cloud-like crumb with zero dryness.
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A soft, impossibly jiggly Taiwanese castella cake made with a butter-milk base, four eggs, and a soft meringue. Baked low and slow in a water bath for a cloud-like crumb with zero dryness.
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