Apple Tea Cake

This has to be one of my family's all time favourite cake.
Served just by it self or with a dab of fresh cream .

You can add more apples to the top than what recipe states.

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Recipe by Womens Weekly Food

Ingredients
  • 185 gram butter
  • 2 teaspoon grated lemon rind
  • 2/3 cup caster sugar
  • 3 eggs
  • 1 cup self-raising flour
  • 1/2 cup plain flour
  • 1/3 cup milk
  • 2 apples
  • 1 teaspoon gelatine
  • 2 tablespoon water
  • 2 tablespoon strained apricot jam
Method
1. Grease a 20cm springform pan.

2. Cream butter, rind and sugar in small bowl with electric mixer until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs one at a time, beat until combined. Transfer mixture to large bowl, stir in sifted flours and milk. Spread into prepared pan.

3. Peel apples, cut into quarters, remove cores. Make lengthways cuts into rounded sides of apple quarters, cutting about three quarters of the way through. Arrange quarters, rounded side up, around edge of cake. Bake in moderate oven for about 1 hour.

4. Sprinkle gelatine over water, dissolve over hot water, add jam. Spread half jam mixture over hot cake, cool cake in pan. Remove from pan, brush with remaining warmed jam mixture.

Moderate oven temps are 170 deg fan-forced or 180 deg normal
 
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Don’t worry about it same here sometimes actually most times🤣but if it tastes good who cares,
The lady who made the cake we had was 80 and looked nothing like the photo but gee it tasted yummy.😊
I made my own birthday cake last weekend a (Hummingbird Cake) it`s my favourite, anyway to my surprise it didn`t cook properly inside so when I took it out of the tin the side broke off, then I thought I`ll fix this by putting a cream cheese icing in the middle and on top and it looked O.K. however when it came time to cut it, the whole thing fell to pieces and ended up a huge mess. So I kept at it, trying to encourage people to eat some of it which was mostly declined. I wasn`t wasting it though, and to-day the remains are still sitting in my fridge. By the way it looked shocking, but in my opinion it did taste good!!!
 
I made my own birthday cake last weekend a (Hummingbird Cake) it`s my favourite, anyway to my surprise it didn`t cook properly inside so when I took it out of the tin the side broke off, then I thought I`ll fix this by putting a cream cheese icing in the middle and on top and it looked O.K. however when it came time to cut it, the whole thing fell to pieces and ended up a huge mess. So I kept at it, trying to encourage people to eat some of it which was mostly declined. I wasn`t wasting it though, and to-day the remains are still sitting in my fridge. By the way it looked shocking, but in my opinion it did taste good!!!
🤣🤣🤣I made my usual walnut and date cake yesterday what a disaster cooked it usual time, looked really yummy 😋 but went to cut it and it fell apart also.🤣oh well! we can’t be perfect Polly’s all the time can we.😊
Your cake sounds yum I’ve never made one of those.
 
🤣🤣🤣I made my usual walnut and date cake yesterday what a disaster cooked it usual time, looked really yummy 😋 but went to cut it and it fell apart also.🤣oh well! we can’t be perfect Polly’s all the time can we.😊
Your cake sounds yum I’ve never made one of those.
You should try it, just because I wanted it to be delicious and I guess show off a bit, it was a disaster, this has not happened with the recipe before (Jamie Oliver Recipe). It has banana and pinapple with pecan nuts, soo nice! Great that we can laugh about it now, just another life experience. Keep the cooking up!!:ROFLMAO:
 
You should try it, just because I wanted it to be delicious and I guess show off a bit, it was a disaster, this has not happened with the recipe before (Jamie Oliver Recipe). It has banana and pinapple with pecan nuts, soo nice! Great that we can laugh about it now, just another life experience. Keep the cooking up!!:ROFLMAO:
You too 😊
 
That looks so good, but anything I make does not seem to work out the way it should!
Follow the directions exactly, and it will work out.
As littleboy8 said as long as it taste good who cares what it looks like. But I'm sure if you follow the recipe you will be fine.

Everyone I've given the recipe to it has turned out
 
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I made my own birthday cake last weekend a (Hummingbird Cake) it`s my favourite, anyway to my surprise it didn`t cook properly inside so when I took it out of the tin the side broke off, then I thought I`ll fix this by putting a cream cheese icing in the middle and on top and it looked O.K. however when it came time to cut it, the whole thing fell to pieces and ended up a huge mess. So I kept at it, trying to encourage people to eat some of it which was mostly declined. I wasn`t wasting it though, and to-day the remains are still sitting in my fridge. By the way it looked shocking, but in my opinion it did taste good!!!
Happy Birthday for last weekend 🎂 🥳 🎉
 
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I will tell you a secret of mine. 99% of the time I make cakes from scratch and they always turn out perfect

But Whenever I make a packet cake it never turns out. Figure that out !!
 
I like making fruit cakes
I make a fruit cake twice a year. I marinate the fruit for 6 weeks.
Tge recipe I do us the old Woman's weekly one which I have changed slightly

I've also make wedding cakes using this fruit cake recipe . Now no one has fruit cake for their wedding cakes now
 
I make a fruit cake twice a year. I marinate the fruit for 6 weeks.
Tge recipe I do us the old Woman's weekly one which I have changed slightly

I've also make wedding cakes using this fruit cake recipe . Now no one has fruit cake for their wedding cakes now
Probably because you can’t squash it in your partners face and put it on tik tok 🤣
 
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