3. Using a stand mixer, or food processor, put the eggs and sugar into a bowl and whizz for approx 2 minutes.
4. Keep whizzing, and drop in the soft butter a spoonful at a time.
5. Once butter has been added, gently add the flour, milk and lemon zest.
6. Place in a loaf tin and cook for 45 minutes.
To make the syrup.
1. Just before cake is cooked, place the lemon juice and icing sugar in a pan and heat gently on the hob. Do not boil.
2. Once cake has cooked, place on wire rack (still in tin) and prick the top of the cake all over. Pour the hot lemon syrup over the cake and leave to cool
This is the best Lemon Drizzle cake I have ever made. I certainly think the secret is the whisking the sugar and eggs for 2 mins. The cake is so light and moist.
Tried one or two of these lemon cake recipes and I think instruction 3 on your's (albeit off the internet from outset) sure gives it the edge. I just waited a little longer for the cake to cool 'out Of the tin' before pouring the ice lemon. in order to get some pattern and allow side drizzle.Yes worth 5 star
A fantastic lemon drizzle recipe I found on the internet. Starting my beating the eggs and sugar together help, I think, to keep this cake very light and airy
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This is the best Lemon Drizzle cake I have ever made. I certainly think the secret is the whisking the sugar and eggs for 2 mins. The cake is so light and moist.
by cm.brace on Thu Sep 22 2011 reply to this comment
Tried one or two of these lemon cake recipes and I think instruction 3 on your's (albeit off the internet from outset) sure gives it the edge. I just waited a little longer for the cake to cool 'out Of the tin' before pouring the ice lemon. in order to get some pattern and allow side drizzle.Yes worth 5 star
by cocinero on Tue May 24 2011 reply to this comment