I ended up importing it directly from Indonesia - where many bakers use it for cake and brownies, aside from other Indonesian delicacies
I saw many also bake swiss roll using this flour, since it's relevant to this month's Aspiring Bakers event, I decided to give this a try
The result is not bad at all, taste wise - it's really nice, texture wise - it's soft and a little crumbly
Too bad I chose wrong pan size, I had a thick cake which difficult to roll, next time I should use bigger pan or I can just divide the batter into 2 pans
Lucky I still managed to roll it even though I couldn't get nice swirls...
What you need:
A
3 eggs
3 egg yolk
100g sugar
1 tsp ovalette
B
75g plain flour
50g black glutinuous rice flour
C
50g butter
1 tsp chocolate paste
Filling:
some butter and grated cheddar cheese
Beat A til thick (ribbon stage)
Add B (beat in low speed)
Fold in C slowly
Pour batter into a greased and laid by parchment paper pan (2pans of 22x22x4cm)
Bake in preheated oven of 200degC for 10-12minutes (til the surface is dry) - let cool
Put on a parchment paper, spread with butter, sprinkle some grated cheddar cheese and roll away from you using parchment paper
I'm submitting this swiss roll to Aspiring Bakers #9 Swiss Roling Good Times hosted by Lynn from Obsessedly Involved With Food at this LINK
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