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A delicious and moist pineapple upside-down cake made entirely in a rice cooker. It features a rich caramelized pineapple and cherry topping over a soft, fluffy sponge cake.
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Prep the pineapple and melt the butter and brown sugar inside the rice cooker to form a caramel base. → Make the cake batter by whipping egg whites into meringue, mixing in the yolks, and folding in the dry ingredients. → Arrange the pineapple and cherries over the caramel, pour the batter on top, and run a normal rice cooker cycle. → Verify doneness with a toothpick, then carefully invert the pot onto a plate to unmold and serve.
Prep the pineapple and melt the butter and brown sugar inside the rice cooker to form a caramel base. → Make the cake batter by whipping egg whites into meringue, mixing in the yolks, and folding in the dry ingredients. → Arrange the pineapple and cherries over the caramel, pour the batter on top, and run a normal rice cooker cycle. → Verify doneness with a toothpick, then carefully invert the pot onto a plate to unmold and serve.
A delicious and moist pineapple upside-down cake made entirely in a rice cooker. It features a rich caramelized pineapple and cherry topping over a soft, fluffy sponge cake.
Prepare the pineapple by cutting off the skin, slicing it into quarters, and cutting it into bite-sized pieces.
Add the brown sugar and butter to the rice cooker, close the lid, and start it on the normal cook function to melt and caramelize them.
Separate the 4 eggs into two bowls, keeping the whites in one bowl and the yolks in another.
Whisk the egg whites until soft peaks form, then slowly whisk in the caster sugar to create a shiny meringue.
Add the vanilla essence to the egg yolks and whisk until they turn a pale, light yellow color.
Whipping the egg whites properly is crucial for achieving a light and airy texture since rice cookers bake differently from conventional ovens.
Keep an eye on the caramelization step; turn off the rice cooker early if the sugar and butter mixture starts to smell burnt.
Use a fine sieve to sift the cake flour to avoid lumps in the delicate sponge batter.
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