Hello all! I’m sorry I’ve been missing out on lots of food posts. *guilty* But suddenly it hit me that I should be doing a video for baking as well! I’ve been wanting to do baking videos for long time but I just never picked it up. I’m using iMovie atm to do all the videos. After a couple of experimentings with beauty vloggings, I wanted to try timelapse and vlogging for bakes and cakes! Well it’s no easy fret to squeeze a whole process into the time span of a song. I guess one has to start somewhere.
So I decided to use a simple recipe for this video, and what other cake to use other than the famed Mrs Ng SK’s Butter Cake, well, made famous by Wendy. And since it’s Mother’s Day this weekend, (you know I actually doubt the cake would last till the weekend, I made on Thursday) it’s good to go back to basics to a simple butter cake. My mom likes orange or lemon cakes, so I added an orange zest into it, and I also used 250g of butter instead of 230 because I don’t wanna keep 20g of butter in the fridge just like that 😛 Yes, please use good butter. And, yours truly has forgotten to take photos, or actually may have conveniently deleted the photos before uploading them into the computer 😛 ooppss, so these photos are actually screen shots.

Please give me some comments after watching the video. I really was trying to squeeze everything to a 4-min clip, so they were fast forward, mostly by 200% And the time lapse video of the cake baking / rising.. First time lapse video with still photos. Tripod is not tall enough, so I had to take photos manually which is why you can see it’s not stable la.. haha AND the reflection is really bad. I need to figure something out with that, hopefully next time there’s a better time lapse x baking video. 😛
- 250g Butter
- 150g Caster Sugar
- 200g eggs (abt 4 eggs), separated
- 200g self-raising flour
- 60ml milk
- 1 vanilla pod, beans scrapped
- 1 orange, zested
- 50g caster sugar
- Preheat oven to 170 C
- Cream butter, sugar, orange zest and vanilla at medum speed till fluffed up.
- Add in egg yolks, one at a time making sure it's well mixed before adding the next.
- Add half of the flour, mix on slow speed. Add in milk, mix then the remaining flour.
- In a separate bowl, whisk egg whites with 50g caster sugar till soft peaks.
- Scoop ⅓ of the egg white into the batter, and mix it thoroughly, to lighten up the batter.
- Add in the remaining egg whites and fold it in with a spatula.
- Pour into a lined tin (Originally, was an 8", I used 9")
- Put the in the oven, lower the temperature to 155 C and bake for 45 minutes.
- Check doneness of the cake by poking a toothpick into the center of the cake, if it's cooked, the toothpick should be clean.
- Remove from oven and let it cool. Invert it onto a cooling rack and let it cool for 30 minutes.
- Best eaten the next day.
music : Taylor Swift – The Best Day
12 thoughts on “Mrs Ng SK’s Butter Cake + Vlog”
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Looks pretty pro to me!
hehe Thanks Kelly. Video editing is 10x more work than photos! but it’s really quite fun
Nice video 😀 and your mixer is damn awesome leh!
thanks 🙂 Haha no la.. where got awesome
Hehe, making videos is fun, I’ve caught the bug. Thanks for the linkback.
U used a larger pan is it?
yup, i used a larger pan, hence the cake is shorter
Awesome video for a 1st timer! really like pro.. been wanting to do video too, now I’m inspired
hhaha thanks. go go n do it
Great video. I love the effort you put into it.
Thanks Foodeverywhere 🙂
I tried this butter cake recipe and it’s exactly what I’ve been looking in a butter cake – It’s very light and fluffy, and the fold-in method is same as a sponge cake. If I’m going to make a 3tier fondant cake, how can I preserve it from drying out?
Hi Rose,
Just make sure you cover it with cling film at all times before using it. And to not bake it more than 2 days ahead.