Are you craving for a very special break ? It's time to bake! Our suggestion today is this lemon plumcake. The idea of a plumcake has Anglo-Saxon origins, even if until the late Middle Ages, people used to indicate as a plumcake a sweet pudding made up of red fruits but also, sometimes, meat. Centuries and centuries later, after a long series of evolutions, the original savory pudding will turn into the cake that everybody knows today. The original sweet version of it contains raisins, formerly called "plums", that's why today we call it plum cake. Today whe suggest you the lemon plumcake, nice, soft and incredibly tasty!
Beat the eggs in a bowl with the sugar and the lemon zest until soft. Melt the butter in a pan, then add it to the eggs. Add the sift baking powder, and the lemon juice too. Grease a loaf tin. Bake at 145° for 45 minutes. When the surface is nice and golden, it's ready!
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Add the sugar into a bowl
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Whisk sugar and eggs
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Add the lemon zest
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Add the lemon juice
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Whisk well
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Melt the butter
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Grease a plumcake mould
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Add the butter once melted
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Sieve flour and baking powder
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Add the powders once sift
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Add the melt butter
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Pour the mixture in the mould
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Cook at 140° C for 45 minutes
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Serve it once nice and golden
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Serve it while still quite hot
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