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sandy curtis
I'm considered a pretty damn good baker, this cake is more a sponge very crumbly, and not enough flour to hold up the baking powder, another half cup of flour would make a big difference, I will try again but with extra flour. It has a good taste but that is all
3
Helen
Had to find a quick recipe for desert - googled Lemon Cake and found this recipe, even though I had my old favourite's they take a big longer and I needed something in a hurry. Super Easy, and everyone loved it - was really light and tasty. Made it early to take, left it in tin, then heated it again for 10 minutes before serving, let cool for 5 and then served - very easy and scrum.
5
Freddy conrad
it was justamazing!when the moist lemony flavour touched your trembling lips you were led to paradise!
4
Unknown
Wonderful cake, so moist even after two days. I did increase the flour by 1/2 cup as recommended by other reviews and decreased the baking powder to 1 1/2tsp as I was a bit nervous of a strong baking powder taste from using 3tsp. It was very fluffy, but it did sink slightly in the middle, so next time I make it I will try with 3tsp. I also halved the syrup amount as I only had one large lemon instead of two. Delicious alone or as a warm or cold pudding served with yogurt, cream, or ice cream. I would recommend a plate and spoon as it can fall apart easily at times
4
Danni
Delicious and moist. But I didn't do the syrup I iced it instead I used 1 and 1/2 cups icing sugar rind off 1 lemon 1 teaspoon butter and enough boiling water to make it a smooth consistency! Huge hit!! Will make again definitely.
5
Tessa
A delicous and simple way to enjoy lemons:}
5
Ash H
I have baked this 3 times so far always with self raising flour and 2 cups instead of just the one. And I added more lemon zest. Really good. Thanks
4
Maria
Excellent recipe, easy to make, no fuss & oh so delish served warm with cream.
5
Denise
Tried for the 1st time easy yummy
5
Wendy
Delicious, light and moist, loved by all the family
Preheat oven to 180ºC bake. Grease and line an 18cm square baking tin.
Place all cake ingredients together in a food processor, in the order listed above, and process for 15 seconds.
Pour mixture into prepared tin and bake for 20-25 minutes, until a skewer inserted into the centre comes out clean.
For topping - mix the lemon juice, Chelsea White Sugar and boiling water together to form a runny syrup. Spoon topping onto cake while hot. Leave to cool in tin.
NOTE: This recipe can also be made with electric hand mixers. Place all cake ingredients in a bowl in the stated order and mix until combined.
I'm considered a pretty damn good baker, this cake is more a sponge very crumbly, and not enough flour to hold up the baking powder, another half cup of flour would make a big difference, I will try again but with extra flour. It has a good taste but that is all
3
Helen
Had to find a quick recipe for desert - googled Lemon Cake and found this recipe, even though I had my old favourite's they take a big longer and I needed something in a hurry. Super Easy, and everyone loved it - was really light and tasty. Made it early to take, left it in tin, then heated it again for 10 minutes before serving, let cool for 5 and then served - very easy and scrum.
5
Freddy conrad
it was justamazing!when the moist lemony flavour touched your trembling lips you were led to paradise!
4
Unknown
Wonderful cake, so moist even after two days. I did increase the flour by 1/2 cup as recommended by other reviews and decreased the baking powder to 1 1/2tsp as I was a bit nervous of a strong baking powder taste from using 3tsp. It was very fluffy, but it did sink slightly in the middle, so next time I make it I will try with 3tsp. I also halved the syrup amount as I only had one large lemon instead of two. Delicious alone or as a warm or cold pudding served with yogurt, cream, or ice cream. I would recommend a plate and spoon as it can fall apart easily at times
4
Danni
Delicious and moist. But I didn't do the syrup I iced it instead I used 1 and 1/2 cups icing sugar rind off 1 lemon 1 teaspoon butter and enough boiling water to make it a smooth consistency! Huge hit!! Will make again definitely.
5
Tessa
A delicous and simple way to enjoy lemons:}
5
Ash H
I have baked this 3 times so far always with self raising flour and 2 cups instead of just the one. And I added more lemon zest. Really good. Thanks
4
Maria
Excellent recipe, easy to make, no fuss & oh so delish served warm with cream.
5
Denise
Tried for the 1st time easy yummy
5
Wendy
Delicious, light and moist, loved by all the family