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Glutenfreier Zitronen Cake

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Gluten-free Lemon Cake

Pane-Bistecca
A gluten-free lemon cake is just as good as a “normal” lemon cake! You hardly notice any difference! The important thing is to make lots of lemon drizzle and soak the cake well. Then it is incredibly good!

It keeps very well for a few days!
Prep time
15 min
Cooking time
1 h 5 min
Portions
12
Total time
1 h 25 min

Ingredients

  • 180 g gluten-free Flour

  • 80 g Almond Flour

  • 2 tsp Baking Powder

  • 1 tsp Xantan Gum (I always add this to the pastry, even if it is already in the flour mixture!)

  • 1 Pinch of Salt

  • 180 g Sugar

  • 220 g soft Butter

  • 4 Eggs

  • 2 Lemons, the zest and juice

  • 100 ml Milk

  • 2 tsp Vanilla Extract

  • Drizzle

  • 8 Lemons the Juice

  • 100 g Icing Sugar

Instructions

1

Step 1

Line a cake tin with baking paper.
2

Step 2

Mix the flour with the almond flour, xanthan gum, salt, baking powder and sugar.
3

Step 3

Now mix in the softened butter using a food processor and add the eggs one at a time.
4

Step 4

Finally, mix in the milk, vanilla extract and lemon juice and zest.
5

Step 5

Pour the batter into the cake tin and bake in a preheated oven at 180°C for approx. 60-65 minutes.
6

Step 6

Leave to cool slightly, then make holes in the cake with a wooden skewer.
7

Step 7

For the icing, mix the lemon juice with the powdered sugar very well. Then slowly pour over the cake. I do this by pouring again every 5 minutes, letting it soak in, then pouring again.

Notes

Stored in an airtight container you can keep it for 3-4 days. Here are more gluten-free Recipes
Glutenfreier Zitronen Cake
Glutenfreier Zitronen Cake
Glutenfreier Zitronen Cake
Glutenfreier Zitronen Cake
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