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Yoghurt Cake

Well, it is quick and delicious to eat.

Ingredients:

  • 1 yoghurt (small carton any flavour)
  • 1 yoghurt carton of oil (any cooking oil will do)
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  • 2 yoghurt cartons of castor sugar
  • 3 eggs (medium size)
  • 3 yoghurt cartons of self-raising flour
  • 1 yoghurt carton of any dried fruit (I like dried apricots, or fresh apple, cut up into small pieces and walnuts, or just dried cranberries.

Directions:

Start with the flour, sifted, then add the sugar, dried fruits, eggs, oil and mix thoroughly.

I usually use a 2 lb. cake tin. Bake for 45-50 minutes depending on oven, Gas Mark 4 (350 degrees F).

Enjoy! Keeps for 2 to 3 days in tinfoil and can be toasted as well.

Servings: approx 10 slices
Prep Time: 20 Minutes
Cooking Time: 45-50 Minutes

Source: Something my friend and I thought up on a rainy afternoon last year. Have passed it to relatives in Canada, Belfast, and Australia and they all enjoyed it.

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By Gerry Travers from Coventry, Midlands, UK

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Anonymous
September 15, 20120 found this helpful

Hi, what is Castor Sugar please? Also where do you get it in EasternCanada? Links?

 

Gold Post Medal for All Time! 969 Posts
September 15, 20120 found this helpful

Your spelling of yogurt was strange till I saw you were from the UK. I also love the differences in Canadian linguistics like colour, flavour and such.
This sounds wonderful. I will def' try it. Do you know you can make cake over here with Tomato Soup? I will post it for you. If you love unusual cakes, this one is right up your alley!

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This is a link to a site that specializes in a certain type of flour. Do you recognize it?
Hope this helps.

www.kingarthurflour.com/.../

 
Anonymous
September 15, 20120 found this helpful

Gary, what is castor sugar?

 
Anonymous
September 18, 20120 found this helpful

Caster sugar is just plain granulated put into a grinder and made a little finer, but not too much as you don't want it to turn into icing sugar. But, I have tried ordinary sugars, esp brown refined and it works too. Cheers Gerry.

 

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