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1475041007
Yummy lemon yoghurt cake, and rather good with coconut added in
5
Susan
YUM! so easy to make. I like lemon cakes that are lemoney and this had the right amount. Deliciously moist too. A keeper!
5
Jay
Love this recipe! It's always a hit with the family.
5
Unknown
What a great cake, so good kids love it, so easy to make!
5
tamati
Instructions are a wee bit confusing. so is it add half the flour, then half the yoghurt, then the other half of the rest?CHELSEA: Yes, that's correct. Half of the sifted flour followed by half of the yoghurt, then repeat :-)
3
love it
cake was so moist and yum
5
Penny
Yum....
4
Unknown
aw so yummy this cake did not last long in our house maybe not even half an hour!!!!! yum yum yum=)!!!
5
Unknown
One of the best lemon yoghurt cakes I have ever tried and easy to make. Have made this a few times now. Delicious
5
Bec
Delicious and easy to make but like an earlier reviewer said, my cake did not rise like the picture. In fact it was half the height! I'm an experienced baker and have tried baking this twice but both times the cake rose but then dropped after cooling down. Still absolutely delish but looked nothing like the picture!!! What am I doing wrong Chelsea?
Preheat oven to 170ºC bake. Grease a 20cm round spring-form (or removable base) cake tin and line with baking paper.
Cream the Chelsea Caster Sugar, butter and lemon zest until pale and fluffy. Add the eggs one at a time and mix briefly to combine.
Sift in the flour and baking powder. Mix briefly, then add the yoghurt and mix until well combined.
Pour into prepared tin and bake for 45 minutes, until cake springs back when lightly pressed on top, and a skewer inserted into the centre comes out clean. Leave to cool in tin for 15 minutes before turning out onto a wire rack.
Serve warm or at room temperature, drizzled with lemon syrup, with a dollop of whipped cream or yoghurt.
Lemon Syrup While the cake cooks, place the lemon juice and Chelsea Caster Sugar in small saucepan and heat gently without stirring, until the sugar dissolves. Remove from heat. Can be used warm or cool.
Yummy lemon yoghurt cake, and rather good with coconut added in
5
Susan
YUM! so easy to make. I like lemon cakes that are lemoney and this had the right amount. Deliciously moist too. A keeper!
5
Jay
Love this recipe! It's always a hit with the family.
5
Unknown
What a great cake, so good kids love it, so easy to make!
5
tamati
Instructions are a wee bit confusing. so is it add half the flour, then half the yoghurt, then the other half of the rest?CHELSEA: Yes, that's correct. Half of the sifted flour followed by half of the yoghurt, then repeat :-)
3
love it
cake was so moist and yum
5
Penny
Yum....
4
Unknown
aw so yummy this cake did not last long in our house maybe not even half an hour!!!!! yum yum yum=)!!!
5
Unknown
One of the best lemon yoghurt cakes I have ever tried and easy to make. Have made this a few times now. Delicious
5
Bec
Delicious and easy to make but like an earlier reviewer said, my cake did not rise like the picture. In fact it was half the height! I'm an experienced baker and have tried baking this twice but both times the cake rose but then dropped after cooling down. Still absolutely delish but looked nothing like the picture!!! What am I doing wrong Chelsea?