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Post by Donkey0aty on Apr 19, 2011 14:43:53 GMT 1
Dead easy,quick and great for kids to do.
Into a food fixer chuck a normal sized pot of yoghurt,any flavour. Wash and dry pot then use it to measure in 3 pots of flour,1 pot of sugar and 3/4's a pot of veg oil. Chuck in 2 eggs and a sachet of levure chiminque,blend together. Pour into a 8 or 9inch tin,into to a preheated oven at 170*C for 15-20 minutes.
My fav so far is to add the zest of half a lemon to the mixture pre-baking,use the other half with icing sugar and butter for the filling,and the juice with icing sugar for drizzlin' on top....... Donk
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Post by ianh on Apr 19, 2011 15:02:29 GMT 1
Sounds lovely - but if you check archives, it's been done with measurements so you don't have to wash and dry yoghurt pot.
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Post by mirabelle on Apr 19, 2011 15:12:08 GMT 1
This is a fab recipe!
I thought of you used a hazlenut yoghurt then iced it with coffee icing it would be ruddy marvellous. I cannot find hazlenut yoghurt here though....................darn!
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Post by Fli on Apr 19, 2011 16:27:39 GMT 1
closest to hazelnut yog err out there in the garden buys here coz she loves it too is
Danone Activia Cereales (Eclats de Noix Cereale)
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Post by Madame Moorhen on Apr 19, 2011 18:22:14 GMT 1
This is close to my recipe which I'm taking to the plant swap only you use the zest and juice of either a lemon or an orange.
I don't do the volume thing as it involves too much washing up and faffing about so I weigh it out as per normal.
I ice it with lemon or orange icing as appropriate if it is a round cake, or if we have the orange one cooked in a loaf tin, we slice it and eat it with marmalade spread on it - it is fantastic.
It also freezes for more than a year - I know cos we are still eating the half loaves I froze a long, long time ago. ;D
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Post by Starbrite on May 3, 2011 14:16:17 GMT 1
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