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Use fresh passionfruit pulp for the best flavor and natural tang, as it adds both moisture and a vibrant tropical taste that bottled versions often lack.
Whisk eggs and sugar until pale, thick, and fluffy, because this step creates the airy structure that gives sponge cake its soft and light texture.
Sift flour and a pinch of salt to remove lumps and add air, ensuring the batter stays smooth and the cake rises evenly without becoming heavy.
Fold the dry ingredients and passionfruit pulp into the egg mixture slowly and carefully, keeping as much air in the batter as possible for a fluffy result.
Incorporate a small amount of oil or melted butter to enhance softness and prevent the sponge from drying out after baking.
Bake at a consistent moderate temperature without opening the oven too early, allowing the cake to rise properly and set without collapsing.
Let the cake cool gradually on a rack before slicing or frosting, so it retains its structure and stays moist with a clean, soft crumb.