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Why can't you stop making this SPONGY CITRUS CAKE?
Citrus Cake. Spongy
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Is Citrus cake, fluffy It is a simple cake that has been with me for many years and that I think is delicious.

It is very easy to have at home homemade pastry, Anyone can do it, even you who say that it doesn't work out for you, of course, come for it.

Why can't you stop making this SPONGY CITRUS CAKE?

Citrus fruits are wonderful in pastries, even the densest sweets give them that fresh flavor so rich on the palate.

The texture of the crumb is tender soft orange cake Although they remind my nephew of his favorites, he tender tangerine cake at some point I will try to make it in the deep fryer, I'm sure it will be very tasty..

I adore the biscuits For breakfast, I love to have a little piece that completes my breakfast, which includes toasted homemade bread, fruit, and my coffee with an oatmeal drink.

Do you dare with this recipe?

It is quick to make, it is not difficult at all and yet you fall in love from the first bite, an authentic homemade sweet with a moist and spongy texture that you will not be able to resist trying.

Citrus Cake. Spongy

frabisa

A rectangular mold of 26 cm.

250 gram pastry flour 0000
fifteen gram pastry yeast royal guy
pinch of baking soda
200 gram common sugar
4 medium eggs
200 . butter at room temperature / or 180 ml of oil
Zest of one orange and one lemon
40 g/ml of orange juice
40 g/ml lemon juice
Icing sugar to decorate optional

Elaboration
– Preheat the oven to 180º with heat up and down and the rack placed on the second oven guide starting counting from the bottom.
- Sift the flour with the pastry yeast and the sodium bicarbonate
– Mix the butter with the sugar until creamy.
– Add the eggs one by one while continuing to mix. Do not add the next one until the previous one is fully incorporated.
– Add the juices and zest
- Gradually add the sifted flour with the yeast and the sodium bicarbonate and continue mixing until completely incorporated and a homogeneous mass is obtained.
– Pour the batter into a buttered or parchment-lined cake pan and bake for 40-50 minutes or until a skewer comes out clean.
– Once cooking is complete, turn off the oven, open the door and leave it inside for ten minutes.
– When it is warm, remove it from the mold and transfer it to a wire rack, let it cool.
Garnish with icing sugar and orange and lemon zest (optional)

It is very important to sift the flour with the yeast and the sodium bicarbonate, so we will give the dough air. The ingredients must be at room temperature so that they integrate well and thus be able to form a homogeneous mass that is receptive to the heat of the oven. When the baking time is over, turn off the oven, open the door a little and let the cake cool little by little. Sometimes if we immediately take the cake out of the oven with sudden changes in temperature it can drop or cake us. After 10-15 minutes of finishing cooking, we can unmold on a wire rack and let cool. If you think it's a lot, you can freeze half wrapped in plastic wrap. To thaw, remove the film and let it thaw at room temperature, in an hour (or less) you will have it ready to eat.

The crumb of this sponge cake is soft and fluffy.

To enjoy!

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