Cornflour Butter Cake
2013-02-24- Cuisine: Continental
- Course: Cakes
- Skill Level: Easy
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Ingredients:
- 1 cup cornflour, sieved
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup icing sugar
- 3/4 cup butter, partially melted partially solid
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 egg
- 1/4 cup milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla essence
Method:
Preheat oven to about 170 degrees Celsius.
Beat vanilla, butter and both sugars well, add the egg and continue beating until nice and creamy.
Mix in the corn flour and baking powder and slowly add the milk, mix gently until combined and then beat well again – I like to alternate between high speed and low speed.
Pour into a cake tray and bake for approximately 40minutes or until when poked through the poker comes away clear with no residue.
Serve warm, spreaded with butter 
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posted by blarg blarg on March 15, 2013
Name any type of toast: french, cinamon, ect. And explain details, ingredients and all to know in order to make it!
posted by Jonny on March 17, 2013
good recipes please?
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posted by Dark_LovexXx on March 21, 2013
I was just wondering,my niece wants to make her own biscuits. I know there is the one where you buy the biscuits & all you have to make is the icing to put ontop & they decorate it.
How do you make the icing sugar? If its already bought how do you get it a bit thick so that you can smear it onto the biscuit before they decorate it?
posted by lucasg615 on March 21, 2013
I am making custard phyllo pie and I need to modify it in two different ways. Any ideas? Also is there anything I can use instead of cornflour, semolina, lemon or nutmeg? I can just add or take away ingrediants if it doesn’t mess up the cake. This is a link to a picture and recipe from the same book I am using.
http://en.julskitchen.com/dessert/galaktoboureko-greek-phyllo-custard-pie
If you can help that thank you so much!!
The ingrediants are:
120g melted butter
12 sheets of phyllo
For Syrup:
280g sugar
1 long strip of lemon peel
For Filling:
225g sugar
75g semolina
20g cornflour
4 egg yolks
2 whole eggs
1.5 litres of milk
2 tsp vanilla extract
grated nutmeg
posted by Ray D on March 21, 2013
i know fondant looks very beatiful in cakes, but does it taste as good as it looks??
if so, is Wilton a good brand to buy?
i really want to make a very special cake
posted by Hotshot t on March 21, 2013
Hello, there!
Some of my daughter’s classmates were selling homemade sweets to each other, and I thought I should join too for some extra cash. But I was wondering what inexpensive but delicious baked goodies I can make. The classmates are 8-10 years old. What do you think would appeal to them? I thought of sugar cookies with Pokemon designs on them, but do you have better suggestions?
Your replies are greatly appreciated!
posted by evil chevy on March 21, 2013
Hi Ive made a big cake and i need to make a frosting with these ingredients i need it to not be really sickly sweet, thanks
icing sugar
margarine
single cream
white chocolate
posted by Andrew S on March 24, 2013
I only have baking soda but the recipe calls for baking powder. What is the amount of baking soda required to get 2 teaspoons of baking powder.
posted by dubmecrazy3 on March 25, 2013
is there a successful cupcake or cake recipe out there that uses only cornflour, no other wheaten flour included?
posted by Harry on March 26, 2013
In American recipes it always says to measure in ‘cups’ but what does this transfer to in British recipes?