Lemon Drizzle Cake Recipe Video

A more substantial version of lemon drizzle cake than the classic cake, this is great for kids to make and perfect for an afternoon tea

Summary

Difficulty LevelEasyHealth IndexAverage
Servings8CuisineEuropean
CourseDessertTasteSweet
MethodBakingSpecialityHolidays
VegetarianLacto Ovo VegetarianMain IngredientLemon
Interest GroupParty

Ingredients

 
Lemon cake
 
* 120g unsalted butter, room temperature
 
* 170g plain flour
 
* 1tsp baking powder
 
* 170g caster sugar
 
* 60ml milk
 
* Zest of two lemons
 
* 2 medium free-range eggs
 
Lemon and Gin drizzle
 
* 100g icing sugar
 
* Juice of half a lemon
 
* 10ml of gin

Directions

Lemon Cake

1. Preheat the oven to 180°C and grease 12 mini loaf holes or one 1lb loaf tin.
2. Let the butter soften at room temperature.
3. Place the soft butter and sugar in the bowl of a mixer and whisk until palel and fluffy.
4. Crack the eggs in a separate bowl and add the milk, lightly loosen with a fork.
5. Add the eggs a bit at a time to the creamed butter mixture and mix well after each addition.
6. Sift the baking powder and flour into over the creamed butter mixture, add the lemon zest and lightly fold the flour in.
7. Pour the cake batter into the prepared moulds and bake the mini loafs for 18 - 20 minutes or 1 hour for the large 1lb loaf tin. Test if the loaf is cooked by inserting a metal skewer, if the skewer comes out clean then the loaf is cooked, if it's still wet return the loaf to the oven and continue cooking.
8. Once cooked let the loaf rest for 5 minutes in the mould before turning it out onto a cooling rack to cool completely before glazing with the drizzle.


Lemon and Gin drizzle

1. Sift the icing sugar in to a small mixing bowl, add the lemon juice and gin and stir.
2. Turn the mini loafs the right way up standing on the cooling rack and place a baking sheet below to catch any of the drippings of the drizzle.
3. Spoon the drizzle over the mini loafs or one large loaf, leave to set at room temperature. Do not refrigerate as the sugar is hygroscopic and will remain runny as it continue extracting moisture from the fridge.
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Editors Review

A well made, rich and moist lemon drizzle cake is something that no cake lover can resist. Making this cake is generally considered a difficult task but with this video, you will discover that there is a simple recipe to bake this yummy godness. This recipe is so amazing that you would want to bake the cake again and again!

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