Honey Fruit Cake |
Whenever I want to make something, small, delicious and easy I use the book from ................ and this time the recipe comes from ...................... It's a simple fruit cake with honey, and almond, both of them make the texture of the cake better, the honey makes the cake moister and almond give a great subtle nutty taste with a crumby texture.
I brush the cake with warm apricot jam and decorate with almond, but it depend on your taste, ^^.
Using Bundt pan is a bit tricky, but if you butter and flour the pan well, the cake will come out of the pan beautifully, trust me.
Honey Fruit Cake
Make 15-16 cm Bundt cake
30g ................................. Almond powder
1/3tsp ............................ Baking powder
100g ............................... Unsalted butter
75g .................................. Granulated sugar
2 ...................................... Eggs
1 ...................................... Egg yolk
20g .................................. Honey
.......................................... A pinch of salt
100g ................................ Macerated Dried Fruit Mix
1tbsp ............................... Rum
Preheat the oven to 160°C.
Butter and flour the Bundt pan, set aside.
Sift together the flour and baking powder, set aside.
Beat the butter with sugar and salt until fluffy and light in color. Add 1 egg beat to combine, add the almond flour beat to combine.
Add another egg and egg yolk into the bowl, beat to combine.
Pour the honey into the bowl beat until combine, then fold in the flour mixture with the Macerated Dried Fruit Mix and rum.
Put the batter into the prepared pan.
Bake for 40-45 minutes, or until the bamboo stick insert into the center come out clean.
Honey Fruit Cake |
Honey Fruit Cake: This is what I do when I found something in my fridge!
W(`0`)W It looked so nice and attractive!
ReplyDeleteThis look so moist and delicious!
ReplyDeleteDelicioso!!
ReplyDeleteUn beso.
hi, this is a unrelated question. i remember u mentioned before abt mini cheesecake pan sold in true value store? my nephew is going to Bangkok this weekend. is it sold in K village? thanks
ReplyDeletea cheeselover
It's amazing how you can just take something out of the fridge and bake something this delicious! This is a really nice recipe for fruit cake.
ReplyDeleteHi, Wendy的记事本
ReplyDeleteThank you
Hi, Elizabeth
Thank you
Hi, Irmina Díaz-Frois Martín
Thank you
Hi, cheeselover
Yes, there is a True Value shop at K village, I hope that they still have the pan.
Hi, Kayln Terry
Thank you ^^.
That looks absolutely gorgeous! I must try baking fruitcake in bundt mould too!
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ReplyDeletejust looking at this perfect photos makes me hungry. :) thumbs up for the post, interesting to make one since i also have left over dried fruit in ref. hihi.
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ReplyDeleteFound out about your blog from Shab's cuisine.
You've got an amazing collection of recipes and very nice pics.
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I grew up in Bangkok :)
I would love a slice of this cake. Looks like the perfect afternoon treat:)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful blog you have here:)
This just came out from my oven and it tastes wonderful, just the right texture without being too fluffy or too dense, and the sweetness is just right too! Its a keeper. Thanks for sharing!
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