This recipe is adapted from Rosa Levy Beranbaum of Cake Bible. I found her recipe very interesting as it does not follow the usual butter sugar mix. A very simple way of mixing the dry ingredients with the wet ones and the end result is amazing.
Ingredients:
Self raising flour- 1 1/2 cups
Eggs - 3
Butter -185 gms.or 13 tablespoons
Sugar - 3/4 cup
Milk - 3 tbsp
Baking powder 1 tsp
Salt -1/4 tsp
Vanilla extract - 1 1/2 tsp
Preheat the gas oven for 15 minutes. In a bowl, mix the dry ingredients (flour, sugar, salt and the baking powder) and keep aside. In another bowl, whisk together eggs, milk and vanilla and keep aside. To the dry mix bowl, add the butter and one third of the egg milk mix. Blend well. Gradually add the egg mix in two additions beating the mix well in medium speed after each addition. Spread on a cake pan and bake for around 45 minutes in gas oven. I kept in the middle tray which avoided burning of the top layer and ensured uniform baking. Timing of baking would differ in the normal oven. If the toothpick comes out clean , then the cake is done. Cool it well before slicing. This would help you get very clean slices without the cake crumbling.
Enjoy this simple cake, can add nuts and raisins too to enhance the flavour.
Prefectly baked super spongy cake,can have it simply with a cup of tea anytime.
ReplyDeletesimple but yuumy soft cake
ReplyDeletesoft and delicious...
ReplyDeleteA little shy to a pound of butter.. the cake looks soft and smooth.. will try soon. Holidays will be an ideal time to bake this cake.
ReplyDeleteLove Ash.
That looks perfect, for a tea time,wonderful bake!
ReplyDeleteMoist and rich cake..perfectly baked.
ReplyDeleteawesome cake recipe
ReplyDeleteSimple but perfectly baked!!
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Erivum Puliyum
looks perfect and yummy.
ReplyDeleteCake has come out so perfect and spongy:)
ReplyDeleteLooks very nice..perfectly done!!
ReplyDeleteSometimes simple things are the best !!
ReplyDeletehello, I didn't see the oven temperature
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