Honeycomb2

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In this blog post I will guide you thru the steps and ingredients needed to craft this recipe. Grab your favorite apron and let's start.
This recipe for Honeycomb is a delightful treat that combines the rich flavors of honey and caramel with a light and airy texture. Made with just two ingredients, it is incredibly simple to whip up and requires no special equipment. The result is a crunchy, golden honeycomb that is perfect for snacking on its own or adding as a topping to desserts like ice cream or cakes.

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Honeycomb2 details

Honeycomb2, recipe Rating: 4.3
Number of votes:86 INGREDIENTS:

Makes one 8″ round cake

210g sugar

240g water

80g butter

6 eggs

160g condensed milk

180g all-purpose flour

2½ tsp baking soda

METHOD:

1. Caramelize sugar over low heat in a saucepan until it is golden brown. Stir at all times.

2. Add water to the caramel. Be careful as the hot caramel will splash when water is added. Continue to heat until syrup is homogeneous. Remove from heat.

3. Melt butter in hot syrup. Let syrup cool down completely.

4. Preheat oven at 180 degC. In a mixing bowl, lightly beat eggs with a hand whisk. Add condensed milk and mix well.

5. Sift flour and baking soda into another mixing bowl. Pour (4) into flour and mix well.

6. Add cooled syrup into batter. Pour batter into a greased 8″ x 3″(H) round cake pan. Leave batter aside for 5 minutes to enable baking soda to react prior to baking.

7. Bake cake with bottom heat onlyfor 1 hour or until skewer inserted to centre of cake comes out clean.

8. Leave cake in pan for 5-10 minutes before turning it onto a wire rack. Let cool before cutting.

NOTES:

1. For members or visitors who have seen and tried the previous version of honeycomb cake, you, including myself, might encounter problem of not getting ‘tunnels’, although there seemed to be no problem getting larges holes in the cake. So here it is, a foolproof honeycomb cake recipe. This recipe has lesser water, higher baking soda and higher egg contents compared to the previous version.

2. This cake is called ‘Bolu Sarang Semut’ in Indonesia while it is called Honeycomb Cake in Malaysia. The correct texture of this cake should be chewy or bouncy, and resemble tunnels extend from the base to about 2/3 the height of the cake (see close shot above).

3. Cake batter should be runny.

4. Please adjust baking time according to the characteristic of your oven.