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Lemon Drizzle Cake
Does anyone have a good recipe for Lemon Drizzle cake - not sugary and sweet - but soft and nice and lemony? Thanks.
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I generally make a plain madeira cake then when it is warm from the oven I make some holes in it with a skewer and pour some lemon syrup over it so that it soaks through. That way you can have it as lemony or sugary as you want. You could put a light lemon icing over the top once it's cooled but I don't bother.
I generally make a plain madeira cake then when it is warm from the oven I make some holes in it with a skewer and pour some lemon syrup over it so that it soaks through. That way you can have it as lemony or sugary as you want. You could put a light lemon icing over the top once it's cooled but I don't bother.
My ma in laws recipe ...rich but lovely ...cholesterol on a plate
8ozs butter ..unsalted
8ozs caster sugar
8ozs plain flour
teaspoon baking powder
4 large eggs
2 lemons
Cream the fat and sugar together add the eggs and beat well . Add the zest from the two lemons .Sieve the flour and baking powder into the mixture and fold in .
Put into an 8x10 greased tin and bake for 40 mins at 190C
When it's cold prick the cake all over with a fork.Mix the juice from the lemons with a tablespoonful of icing sugar and drizzle it over the cake .Serve with whipped cream ..Enjoy .
8ozs butter ..unsalted
8ozs caster sugar
8ozs plain flour
teaspoon baking powder
4 large eggs
2 lemons
Cream the fat and sugar together add the eggs and beat well . Add the zest from the two lemons .Sieve the flour and baking powder into the mixture and fold in .
Put into an 8x10 greased tin and bake for 40 mins at 190C
When it's cold prick the cake all over with a fork.Mix the juice from the lemons with a tablespoonful of icing sugar and drizzle it over the cake .Serve with whipped cream ..Enjoy .
We call it yoghurt pot cake - 1 small pot natural yoghurt, 1 pot of sunflower oil, 2 pots of c/sugar, 3 pots of sr/flour, 3 eggs, 1 lemon(zest in cake, juice on top).
Pour out yoghurt and wash and dry pot. Measure dry ingredients first, then add the oil. Add eggs and zest and mix. Put in a greased/lined deep tin (8") and bake for c.1hr at 160C. When cooked pour over juice and sprinkle with a bit of c/sugar. As requested, it isn't too sweet, but nice and soft and lemony!
Pour out yoghurt and wash and dry pot. Measure dry ingredients first, then add the oil. Add eggs and zest and mix. Put in a greased/lined deep tin (8") and bake for c.1hr at 160C. When cooked pour over juice and sprinkle with a bit of c/sugar. As requested, it isn't too sweet, but nice and soft and lemony!