Beat the eggs and sugar until almost mousse-like. The mixture will be thick and really pale, and have tripled in size. This is perfect!
When adding in the dry ingredients to make the cake mixture, sift them in gently and fold really carefully in order to keep as much of the air in the cake as possible. It is the beaten eggs that give the volume to the cake, so this is really important to allow the cake to absorb as much of the milk as possible.
Once the cake has baked, it may have pulled a little away from the sides of the tin. No need to fret! After you have poured the milk mixture over the cake, it will absorb the liquids and look less wrinkly and shrivelled.
Allow the cake plenty of time to soak in all of the milks. This is really important to give you the best tasting carrot cake tres leches ever!
Top the cake with the cream cheese topping after the milks have soaked in overnight for best results.