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Lemon Feather Cake (gluten free)

Added by Gravy Queen | Mon 13 Jun 2011 @ 15:35

Lemon Feather Cake (gluten free)

This is a delightful gluten free cake which includes whipped egg whites to make it super light and gives a cakey meringuey effect. Well worth trying.

Ingredients
Ingredients:
3 eggs separated
5oz castor sugar
Grated rind of half small lemon
70g (2 and half oz) potato flour or cornflour

Filling:
150 ml double cream
150g lemon curd

To complete:
Icing sugar for dusting

Method
You will need a 7 inch tin or deep cake tin. Greased and lined. Then dusted with castor sugar followed by potato flour.

Method:
Pre head oven to 180c 350f Gas mark 4. Beat egg yolks, castor sugar and lemon for 10 -15 mins until light and fluffy and pale and thick. Enough to leave a trail for 8 seconds when lifted. . Fold in the potato flour with a metal spoon. Whisk egg whites until stiff but not dry. Fold into the lemon mixture. Pour into the prepared tin and bake for 40 -50 mins or until firm to touch and puffed and golden.

Leave to cool before turning out. Cool on rack. To make the filling whip the cream, but not too stiff and fold in the lemon curd. Split cake with serrated knife. Sandwich the halves together with the filling. Dust top with icing sugar. Can be frozen filled.

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1. by cornetplayer on Mon 15 Aug 2011 @ 09:56

Fanyastic lookng will try it out tonight. So pleased to see gluten free appearing...it's my diet requirements<br />

2. by SUE FARROW on Tue 14 Jun 2011 @ 19:35

Great to see a gluten free cake on here. I will get my apron out and start baking!<br /> Thanks gravy queen!

3. by anne on Mon 13 Jun 2011 @ 20:56

Gluten free is the way to go in today society. Especieally with different disease thro our body and for seniors that have hard time swallowing. The other bread and cakes muffins.

4. by Emma on Mon 13 Jun 2011 @ 19:41

Your onion/tomato dressing was very good, even with onions, I really liked it. We had it with sugar snap peas for dinner. My mommy and I are from LA, but watching your show in Sweden on holiday. I have loved your show and cookbooks since I was little, and learned to make an omelete from you!<br /> Thank you for teaching me how to cook and eat.<br /> Emma<br /> Age 10

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