Tropical Mango Milk Cake
Dive into this Tropical Mango Milk Cake, where spongy layers soak up a trio of milks, topped with a luscious mango cream and garnished with toasted coconut flakes for a touch of island flair.
For the Sponge Base:
- Egg whites and yolks, pristinely separated
 - Granulated sugar, divided for yolks and whites
 - Whole milk for a tender crumb
 - All-purpose flour for structure
 - A pinch of salt for balance
 - Baking powder for a light lift
 
For the Three-Milk Soak:
- Sweetened condensed milk for a rich sweetness
 - Evaporated milk for depth
 - Coconut milk for a tropical note
 
For the Mango Topping:
- Ripe mango pulp, reduced to a thick consistency
 - Cornstarch slurry to thicken the mango mixture
 
For the Mango Whipped Cream:
- Cold whipping cream, whipped to soft peaks
 - Reduced mango pulp, for a fruity infusion
 
Garnishes:
- Fresh mango chunks for a juicy bite
 - Sweetened coconut flakes, toasted for a crunchy finish
 
Baking Adventure:
- Start with egg segregation, ensuring a clean environment for the whites to whip up well.
 - Blend sugar into yolks until light; integrate milk, then dry ingredients for a smooth batter.
 - Whip whites to soft peaks, sweeten, and whip to stiffness.
 - Fold whites into batter with care, aiming for an airy consistency.
 - Bake the cake in a prepared pan until it bounces back to the touch.
 - Cool the cake, then drench with the mixed milks and allow it to absorb.
 - Simmer mango pulp with cornstarch to create a thick sauce.
 - Whip chilled cream with the mango reduction until stiff.
 - Assemble by spreading mango pulp on the cake, followed by mango cream.
 - Adorn with mango chunks, a drizzle of sauce, and a sprinkle of toasted coconut.
 
Serving Suggestions: Serve this cake chilled, allowing the flavors to meld and the cake to firm up for easy slicing.

